Radar Update [7:30 pm 6/2/24] As storms move away, an area of light rain will continue across southeast OK through 9 pm. We will see a break in the rain until daybreak when more storms move out of KS into northern OK. #okwx pic.twitter.com/L5oz…

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Van Buren AR, Alma AR and Kibler AR until 6:00 PM CDT

[1:05 pm - 6/2/24] Showers and thunderstorms near and west of I-35 in Oklahoma continue to move eastward toward areas along and west of Highway 75 in eastern Oklahoma through 4 pm. A strong to severe thunderstorm or two may occur, as well as locally heavy rainfall. #okwx #arwx pic.twitter.com/pgtv…

A localized low pressure center has developed in southeast Oklahoma where a wind gust near 40 mph was observed at Stigler. Gusty winds in excess of 30 mph will be likely across Latimer and portions of LeFlore county through 930 pm. #okwx

A special weather statement has been issued for Fort Towson OK, Sawyer OK and Swink OK until 6:45 PM CDT

The Tulsa radar (KINX) is down. Technicians have been notified. Restoration time unknown. #okwx

The Fort Smith radar (KSRX) is currently running in degraded mode. Technicians have been notified and are troubleshooting the problem.

Unsettled weather continues next week. The days to watch closely will be Mon & Tue, as storms move through late at night into early morning. Timing & location of the greatest threat will likely change so stay tuned. Damaging wind and large hail appear to be the greatest hazards.

Be ready for a round of storms on Monday that could pack a punch. As early as mid-morning, strong-severe storms may have bring strong winds, hail & torrential rain. ⛈️⛈️ #okwx pic.twitter.com/2kgf…

Oklahoma tornado count for 2024 surpasses yearly average bit.ly/3KqpoM3

Through 6 pm, isolated showers and a thunderstorm or two are expected across mainly southeast OK south of I-40. Stronger activity will have a low threat of small hail along with gusty winds. If you hear thunder move indoors until the storms pass. #okwx

Heads up Tulsa area - winds up to 50 mph w/ a little rain are possible thru 6 PM. A decaying storm complex is to blame. 🌬☔️ #okwx

THUNDERSTORMS AND STRONG WINDS WILL IMPACT SOUTHWESTERN OSAGE, CREEK, NORTHWESTERN MCINTOSH, OKMULGEE, PAWNEE, WEST CENTRAL TULSA AND OKFUSKEE COUNTIES THROUGH 430 PM CDT [wind: 50 MPH, hail: 0.00 IN] mesonet.agron.iastat… pic.twitter.com/VxDN…

3:40pm: That persistent line of storms is still tracking into E OK. It’s slowed down from its speed earlier in the afternoon, moving E & ENE at about 30 mph. Nothing severe right now, but some 40+ mph gusts could occur. Obviously a lightning threat too. #okwx @NewsOn6

4:55pm: Northern edge of rain and storms has been dissipating on Tulsa’s doorstep. Some gusty winds still occurring. Heavier storms are hanging on in SE OK. #okwx @NewsOn6

TULSA OKLAHOMA Jun 2 Climate: High: 83 Low: 70 Precip: 0.0" Snow: Missing mesonet.agron.iastat… pic.twitter.com/QjqN…