Oklahoma Braces for Severe Storms with Hail and Tornado Risks on Saturday

Takeaways:

• Severe storms with a threat of hail and a low tornado risk are expected in Oklahoma on Saturday.

• Northern and northeastern Oklahoma are under a level-one marginal risk, affecting the eastern side of the OKC metro area.

• The risk for tornadoes is very low, with a specific concern for a pocket in northeastern Oklahoma between Ponca City and Bartlesville.

• The primary concern is for isolated quarter-sized hail, although the storm system is weakening.

• Storms are predicted to develop around 6-7 p.m. east of Interstate 35 and move into northeastern Oklahoma, with redevelopment expected near Holdenville, Pauls Valley, Purcell, and Seminole.

References:

[1] TIMELINE: Storms could bring hail, low tornado threat to Oklahoma on Saturday. Link

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