Chief Meteorologist David Payne and his team were busy tracking wind, hail, and tornado threats on Wednesday night in Oklahoma. Over 1,000 people in Canadian County were without power due to high wind gusts, with a total of 8,000 outages statewide.
As for Halloween, the weather is expected to be dry and cool in Oklahoma, with temperatures in the mid-70s and light winds, making for a comfortable evening for trick-or-treating. The weekend forecast includes more rain that could last through early next week, with some areas potentially seeing up to four inches by Tuesday night.
Overall, the week ahead will bring cooler temperatures and the possibility of significant rainfall. Meteorologist David Payne and his team will continue to provide updates on the weather conditions in Oklahoma. Follow meteorologists Lacey Swope, Jed Castles, Cassie Heiter, Justin Rudicel, and Andrew Adams for more information. Stay informed and prepared for changing weather conditions by downloading Watch Duty to track wildfires in your area.
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