Fog and Thunderstorm Threats Loom for Oklahoma and North Texas 9/4

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Patchy Fog Expected This Morning; Thunderstorms Possible Later in the Week

NORMAN — Issued by the National Weather Service at 2:43 AM CDT on September 4, 2024.

Patchy Fog Expected in Parts of Oklahoma and North Texas

The National Weather Service has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for areas across northern, western, central, and southern Oklahoma, as well as western north Texas. Early this morning, parts of western and southern Oklahoma along with western north Texas may experience patchy fog. The fog could reduce visibility in these areas, so motorists are advised to exercise caution during their morning commutes.

Thunderstorms Anticipated Thursday into Friday

Looking ahead, the weather pattern will shift as thunderstorms become possible from Thursday afternoon into early Friday. This storm activity will primarily affect portions of Oklahoma and western north Texas. While specific storm severity details are still emerging, residents should stay alert to any developments that might impact outdoor plans or travel.

The National Weather Service Norman office encourages the public to stay informed through updates on their official website and social media channels for the latest forecasts and weather graphics.

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