Weather update 10:35 p.m. May 22 2026

Hinzugefügt: 2026-05-23

[00:00:00]LOT OF TIME, MONEY AND RESOURCES WERE WASTED.

[00:00:05]TODAY.

[00:00:05]KEEPING A CLOSE EYE ON THE RADAR UP IN NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA.

[00:00:09]THERE ARE A COUPLE TINY LITTLE SHOWERS POPPING UP UP AROUND WOODWARD.

[00:00:12]SO WE’LL WATCH THOSE.

[00:00:14]BUT THIS LINE RIGHT HERE, THIS IS THE SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS THAT WE’VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT, PUSHING OUT SOME STRONG WINDS.

[00:00:19]BUT THERE’S SOME THINGS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW ON THE RADAR THAT’S GOING TO REALLY HELP TELL THE STORY FOR THE REST OF THE NIGHT HERE.

[00:00:25]SO YOU SEE THIS BLUE GREEN LINE RIGHT HERE.

[00:00:28]THESE ARE WINDS THAT ARE SURGING OUT WAY AHEAD OF THIS LINE OF STORMS.

[00:00:32]THE FARTHER THESE WINDS PUSH OUT AHEAD OF THE STORMS, THEN THE MORE LIKELY WE ARE TO SEE THE INTENSITY OF THESE STORMS BEGIN TO DIMINISH.

[00:00:41]AND SO RIGHT NOW, THERE ARE ISOLATED POCKETS OF WINDS AROUND 50 TO 60MPH DOWN BY QUANAH.

[00:00:47]AND AS VERNON.

[00:00:48]BUT THESE ARE MOVING UP TO THE NORTHEAST.

[00:00:51]AND SO THEY ARE POINTING RIGHT TOWARDS CENTRAL OKLAHOMA AND INTO THE OKC METRO.

[00:00:54]SO LET ME WALK YOU THROUGH THE THREATS THAT WE’RE WATCHING FOR THE REST OF THE NIGHT HERE.

[00:00:59]TORNADO RISK IS STILL AS LOW AS IT CAN GET.

[00:01:01]AND AGAIN, THE MORE THAT WE CAN PUSH THOSE WINDS OUT, THE LESS LIKELY WE ARE TO SEE THESE STORMS IN INCREASE IN INTENSITY, BE MORE OF A WIND THREAT THAN ANYTHING ELSE COMING IN 60 TO 70 MILE AN HOUR WINDS IN SOUTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA.

[00:01:14]AND THEN YOU CAN SEE THE THREAT FOR WINDS BEGINS TO DECREASE FROM CHEYENNE TO CLINTON TO CHICKASHA.

[00:01:19]AND THEN FROM GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA CITY AND PAULS VALLEY, JUST LOOKING AT WINDS AROUND 40, UP TO 50MPH.

[00:01:26]SO AS WE LOOK OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW, YOU CAN SEE TEMPERATURES CURRENTLY IN THE LOWER 70S.

[00:01:30]SO IT HAS BEEN A BIT OF A A BIT OF A, A WARM AFTERNOON, ESPECIALLY COMPARED TO THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS HERE.

[00:01:36]LET’S GO BACK OVER TO THE RADAR REAL QUICK IF WE CAN, BECAUSE I WANT TO SHOW YOU HOW THESE STORMS ARE GOING TO BE MAKING THEIR WAY.

[00:01:43]AGAIN, BACK UP TO THE NORTHEAST HERE IN JUST A LITTLE BIT.

[00:01:46]SO SEE THAT LINE OF STORMS?

[00:01:48]THOSE STORMS ARE GOING TO HAVE SOME POCKETS OF REAL GUSTY WINDS UP INSIDE OF THEM.

[00:01:52]AND SO AS WE WATCH THOSE MAKE THEIR WAY IN HERE, WE ARE GOING TO GET PRETTY NOISY RIGHT NOW.

[00:01:57]LET ME SHOW YOU THE TIMELINE THAT WE HAVE HERE.

[00:02:00]AND SO HERE’S THOSE HERE ARE THOSE STORMS RIGHT NOW MARCHING UP TO THE NORTHEAST.

[00:02:04]SO HERE WE ARE BY ABOUT 1:00 AT CHEYENNE HOBART DOWN TO LAWTON.

[00:02:09]SCATTERED SHOWERS, NOT SEVERE STORMS.

[00:02:10]THEY’RE UP IN NORTHERN OKLAHOMA AND THEN STORMS NOT COMING INTO CEILING.

[00:02:13]WATONGA.

[00:02:14]EL RENO OKC HERE UNTIL AROUND TWO AND 3 A.M.

[00:02:17]THEY’RE COMING IN FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

[00:02:20]WE’LL GET SOME STORMS DOWN BY PAULS VALLEY.

[00:02:22]AND ONCE AGAIN, THE MAIN THREAT WITH THIS LINE RIGHT HERE WILL BE WINDS AROUND 40 UP TO 50MPH, BUT THEY WILL BE NOISY AS THEY COME IN.

[00:02:30]SO JUST KNOW THAT BY MID-MORNING WE’RE GOING TO GET SOME RAIN, A QUICK HALF AN INCH OF RAIN OUT OF THIS.

[00:02:37]BUT ALSO THERE’LL BE SOME STRONG WINDS SURGING UP TOWARDS PERRY, STILLWATER, SEMINOLE DOWN TO HOLDENVILLE BY FIVE AND 6 A.M.

[00:02:43]AND THEN THE RISK FOR SEVERE WEATHER CONTINUES TO PUSH INTO EASTERN OKLAHOMA.

[00:02:46]AND BY 8:00, 9:00, STILL FINDING A LITTLE BIT OF RAIN UP THERE TO THE NORTH.

[00:02:49]BUT FOR THE MOST PART, THE INTENSITY IS COMING DOWN.

[00:02:51]OKAY.

[00:02:52]AGAIN, OUTSIDE TEMPERATURES RIGHT NOW IN THE LOWER 70S, IT HAS BEEN A MUCH WARMER AFTERNOON.

[00:02:57]WE’RE GOING TO HANG ON TO THIS WARM FOR THE WEEKEND HERE.

[00:03:00]SO FOR THE MOST PART, TEMPERATURE WISE, IT FEELS MUCH WARMER THAN YESTERDAY.

[00:03:04]BUT WE’RE STILL DEALING WITH SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS.

[00:03:06]SO 50S AND 60S TONIGHT FOR LOWS FOR TOMORROW.

[00:03:09]HIGHEST STORM CHANCE EARLY IN THE MORNING AND THEN STORM CHANCES BEGIN TO DECREASE AS WE GO THROUGHOUT THE DAY.

[00:03:14]BUT THEY’RE STILL THERE.

[00:03:15]SO JUST KEEP YOUR EYE TO THE SKY IF YOU’RE OUTDOORS, IF YOU’RE GOING OUT ON THE LAKES OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT, JUST MAKE SURE YOU CHECK THE WEATHER BEFORE YOU GO OUT.

[00:03:23]TEMPERATURES THERE IN THE LOWER 80S, MID 80S IN WESTERN OKLAHOMA.

[00:03:27]AND THEN TOMORROW NIGHT, THERE’S ANOTHER ROUND OF STORMS THAT WILL BE COMING IN GUYMON AMARILLO MARGINAL RISK FOR WESTERN OKLAHOMA WITH A THREAT BEING STRONG WINDS.

[00:03:36]SO HERE WE ARE RIGHT AROUND THIS TIME TOMORROW NIGHT, FINDING SOME RAIN AND WINDS FROM CHEYENNE TO ELK CITY.

[00:03:42]THESE ARE GOING TO DROP DOWN IN THE SOUTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA EARLY SUNDAY MORNING.

[00:03:46]AND THEN THAT BASICALLY FALLS APART.

[00:03:47]SO THIS WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW FOR THE WEEKEND.

[00:03:49]TORNADO RISK IS VERY LOW.

[00:03:51]CLUSTERS OF STORMS WITH STRONG WINDS.

[00:03:53]AND AGAIN, THE EXACT PLACEMENT OF THOSE STORMS WILL BE MONITORING THAT CLOSELY FOR YOU TOMORROW MORNING ON KOCO FIVE NEWS IN THE MORNING, BECAUSE RAIN CHANCES CONTINUE A BIT FOR SUNDAY AND MONDAY.

[00:04:04]SO 80 TO 90 ON SUNDAY.

[00:04:06]AND THEN IN THE FINAL DAYS OF MAY, STORM CHANCES EVERY DAY.

[00:04:09]BUT THERE’S NOT A TON OF REALLY SEVERE WEATHER THREATS THAT WE ARE WATCHING.

[00:04:13]NOT A WASHOUT.

[00:04:14]ABOVE AVERAGE RAIN CHANCES TO END THE MONTH HERE.

[00:04:17]SO YOUR FIVE PLUS FIVE DAY FORECAST GOING OUT THE NEXT TEN DAYS.

[00:04:20]SUNDAY HAS A 40% CHANCE OF STORMS.

[00:04:22]MEMORIAL DAY HAS A MUCH LOWER CHANCE FOR STORMS 20%, BU