Severe Storms With Strong Wind And Hail Possible Thursday

<p>Severe storms from overnight will move east and the next wave is moving in Thursday morning. </p>

Thursday, May 3rd 2018, 7:44 am

By: News 9

Severe Storms With Strong Wind And Hail Possible Thursday

Severe storms from overnight will move east and the next wave is moving in Thursday morning.

Severe storms started Wednesday in southwest Oklahoma with multiple severe weather reports and multiple tornado reports. Tornadoes were reported mainly in central, southern and southwest Oklahoma. Heavy storms will continue Thursday morning in the metro.

6:07 AM
Heavy tstorm moves into the metro and surrounding areas between 6-7 AM. @NEWS9 pic.twitter.com/mZDGuIWHYD
— Robyn King (@RobynKing_news9) May 3, 2018

6:25 AM TIMELINE
Severe storm is moving extremely fast at about 65 mph eastward! Strong gusts, heavy rain, and hail all with leading edge. @NEWS9 pic.twitter.com/vQIu4GcvBU
— Robyn King (@RobynKing_news9) May 3, 2018

SEVERE STORM WARNING
Quick moving storm, gusts up to 60 mph, and quarter size hail. @NEWS9 pic.twitter.com/GeI5U8fdun
— Robyn King (@RobynKing_news9) May 3, 2018

The dry line will charge east and approach central Oklahoma around noon. Storm chances will continue until it passes to our east. The greatest threat for severe weather will shift into eastern Oklahoma Thursday afternoon and evening.

TORNADO ZONE: Tornado threat will be low east of a Stillwater to Ardmore line. The greatest threat will be near and east of Tulsa.@news9 #okwx pic.twitter.com/HV7urpvNFK
— Jed Castles News 9 (@JedCastles) May 3, 2018

A Tornado warning was issued for Pontotoc and Seminole County at 8:30 a.m. Severe thunderstorm warnings were issued for Oklahoma, Pottawatomie, Seminole, Hughes, Carter, Garvin, McClain, Murray and Hughes County, Thursday morning.

Rain and severe storms will gradually push into eastern Okla. Thursday afternoon. A cool front will push into northwestern Oklahoma late Thursday and across the state overnight. Showers/thunder might develop along the front overnight east and southeast of central Oklahoma. Beautiful weather returns Friday and will last into next week. Another system arrives next Wednesday with a chance of rain.

6:25 AM TIMELINE
Severe storm is moving extremely fast at about 65 mph eastward! Strong gusts, heavy rain, and hail all with leading edge. @NEWS9 pic.twitter.com/vQIu4GcvBU
— Robyn King (@RobynKing_news9) May 3, 2018

SEVERE STORM WARNING
Quick moving storm, gusts up to 60 mph, and quarter size hail. @NEWS9 pic.twitter.com/GeI5U8fdun
— Robyn King (@RobynKing_news9) May 3, 2018

TORNADO ZONE: Tornado threat will be low east of a Stillwater to Ardmore line. The greatest threat will be near and east of Tulsa.@news9 #okwx pic.twitter.com/HV7urpvNFK
— Jed Castles News 9 (@JedCastles) May 3, 2018

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Severe storms from overnight will move east and the next wave is moving in Thursday morning.

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