Mid-May is living up to its reputation for severe weather as an active weather pattern brings the threat of strong tornadoes, ...

A "very active and complex mid-May weather pattern" is settling over states from the central United States through the Mid-Atlantic.

A more active severe weather pattern is getting underway in the Midwest and Plains, which could produce large hail, wind ...

But, any severe storms that form in this area could pack high winds ... the storms could pack a tornado threat as well as wind damage and large hail. Oklahoma City and Wichita, Kansas, are ...

and near 30% for extreme eastern Oklahoma. If thunderstorms develop, they will be severe. Primary threats will be large hail and damaging winds, and while the tornado threat is not high ...

Friday will be sunny, warm and dry, but waves of severe storms are possible in Oklahoma this weekend and at the start of next week.

Saturday may be the lowest risk for severe weather as more storms are expected in the same timeframe for Sunday, with a higher risk for tornadoes, currently at a 4 out of 10 on the threat scale. Much ...

Highs return to the 80s and we could see a few showers, mainly from southern to eastern Oklahoma ... damaging winds, and pose a tornado threat. Chances are running about 30% for most locations.

In the heart of spring, Oklahoma sees a confluence of ingredients that readily lead to severe weather, including tornadoes.

According to a 2025 Bankrate report, Oklahomans pay $4,651 to insure a $300K home, a figure that is more than double the national average.

Tulsa will see a high near 94 ... far southeastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas. While storm chances are low, any that do form could be strong to severe, with damaging winds and hail possible.