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Severe storms cause flooding, road closures and power outages across Oklahoma
Low-lying and flood-prone areas remain especially dangerous, and emergency officials are urging drivers to avoid high water. The National Weather Service and local authorities continue to stress the importance of heeding warnings with the often-repeated phrase: “Turn around, don’t drown.”
The relentless rain also caused a dam to fail, roads to wash out, and triggered creeks to overflow, closing roads and ...
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Flooding risk into mid-May: Downpours to drench Oklahoma, Texas to Louisiana and ArkansasThe onslaught from heavy rain is not over for the South-Central states as more rounds are on the way that will bring renewed ...
The nature park in Pauls Valley remains closed because of floods, and the junior high basement had some flooding in its ...
Oklahoma endured its wettest April on record, with torrential rains triggering severe flooding, a dam failure, and tragic ...
As floodwaters trend down, authorities say people should not let their guard down and could be in danger if they skip past a ...
State transportation officials report several highways and rural roads across Oklahoma are closed due to high water from the days of heavy rain.
A flash flood warning was issued by the National Weather Service in Norman at 07:02 AM on Wednesday, April 30.
In southern Oklahoma, April’s heavy rain brought flooding and damage, especially in places close to the Washita River like ...
Severe flooding across Oklahoma has resulted in two fatalities. Gov. Kevin Stitt has declared a state of emergency as rescue ...
People living near Skiatook and Sperry dealt with some of the worst flooding on Wednesday. News On 6's Sam Carrico talked ...
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