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Reports say a mother and daughter died in their vehicle after being struck by a tornado.
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The federally threatened plant commonly known as Tiny Tim was discovered in Oklahoma within the past few years. Now it’s on the road to being removed from a federal list of endangered species.
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State records dating back to 1895 show mild temperatures from December through February were the highest yet.
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Conditions are expected to weaken Wednesday but build back up Thursday through Saturday.
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A cold front swept through Oklahoma late Thursday, bringing weather that dampened fire potential.
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Firefighters have been battling blazes across the Panhandle and the northwest part of Oklahoma for days now. The majority of them aren't getting paid.
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Oklahoma fire crews are currently battling several wildfires that have consumed more than 150,000 acres in Oklahoma and Kansas.
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A spending package signed by President Donald Trump will fund several programs at the National Weather Center in Norman that were once at risk of shuttering.
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The multi-day winter storm has moved east through Oklahoma, with another round of snow blanketing the state, making travel treacherous.
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After weeks of warmer weather, Oklahoma is bracing for below freezing temperatures, possible snow and ice this weekend. Here's what weather officials are forecasting and what you can do to prepare for inclement weather.
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2026 starts with drought across much of southern Oklahoma and La Niña still in place. What does that mean for the rest of the year? StateImpact’s Logan Layden talks to state climatologist Gary McManus about what to expect.
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Oklahoma has more dry, dormant or dead plants on the ground than normal due to last year's rainfall. The extra fuel is one contributor to increased fire potential in the state through March.
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As warming global temperatures cause weather unpredictability and infrastructure damage, a task force in Tulsa is identifying ways the city could improve its sustainability.
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Teams from the National Weather Service are assessing damage in central Oklahoma from Thursday morning's storms.