An active weather pattern will begin moving into southwest Oklahoma on Tuesday evening and will continue through Thursday. The National Weather Service in Norman has issued a Flood Watch for 31 counties across the state, including Comanche County.
Multiple rounds of severe storms are expected to start in western Oklahoma on Tuesday evening and move east throughout Wednesday and into Thursday. Main threats with the storms include hail up to golf ball size, wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour, and a low tornado potential. Excessive rainfall and flooding are also a threat, and portions of western Comanche County could see heavier rain totals.
Oklahoma Flood Watch
The Flood Watch will go into effect Wednesday morning and will continue through Thursday afternoon. The Flood Wood was issued in 31 counties across Oklahoma as these areas could receive flooding due to excessive rainfall…