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Oklahoma's severe weather season was relatively less active. Are weather trends beginning to change?Oklahomans are used to an active severe weather season. That usually means lots of thunderstorms and - infamously - tornadoes. The past year's storm season seems to have been relatively less active.
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This is the Manager’s Minute.Spring means severe weather is likely in Oklahoma, and when weather turns violent KGOU will break into regular programming to…
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This is the Manager’s Minute.Late summer/early fall is Oklahoma’s secondary severe storm season, when violent weather can occur, as it does in the spring.…
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You may have heard a familiar voice recently on KGOU.He’s an Oklahoma broadcasting legend, Gary England.For more than forty years Gary was chief…
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A night of storms brought power outages and damage to trees, buildings and infrastructure to central Oklahoma--and it's not over yet.The National Weather…
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This is the Manager’s Minute.Most of us have to work hard to pay the bills, watch how much we spend and try to set aside some dollars in case of…
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Gov. Mary Fallin and the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management have added five counties to the growing list of counties seeking federal disaster…
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Gov. Mary Fallin and state emergency management officials are seeking federal assistance for 15 additional counties affected by recent storms and…
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Updated 4:30 p.m. The National Weather adds several Severe Thunderstorm Warnings, including a recently tweeted statement regarding a strong storm…
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Preliminary damage reports from Wednesday’s storms show multiple EF-2 tornadoes hit the metro area. The severe weather injured dozens of people and killed…