Jed Castles News 9

Certified Broadcast Meteorologist. News 9 Meteorologist in OKC. Christ follower..4th Gen Oklahoman #SOONERS IG/TikTok: jedcastles Jude 1:2 @news9

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3:45 AM Fri 6/19 - SEVERE STORM SW of Hobart is slowly increasing. Could now produce quarter size hail and winds to 60 mph. This storm is crawling slowly drifting NE at 15 mph. #okwx

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2:20 AM Fri 6/19 - Tracking strong storms in western & SW OK this morning. Moving NE at 15 mph. Lots of lightning right now with winds to 40 mph and possibly some pea size hail. Not severe at this time. #okwx

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Tomorrow afternoon looks drier as rain exits eastern Oklahoma. Temperatures will still be warm, but the summer heat holds off. Temperatures will continue to climb into Father's Day on Sunday while we await our next wave of rain and storms. #okwx

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Rain and storm chances stay mainly in the north and northwest this evening, but they'll shift south overnight. We're watching for a cluster of rain and storms to develop in western and southwestern Oklahoma which will move east through the morning hours tomorrow. #okwx

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Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Noble and Kay counties until 2:45 PM. Quarter size hail and 60 mph gusts possible. #okwx

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Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Grant county until 1 PM. Hail larger than quarters and 60 mph gusts possible. #okwx

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Radar Update 12:18 PM - Strong thunderstorms continue in northern Oklahoma and Kansas producing heavy rain and lightning. These will remain mainly in northern/northeastern Oklahoma through the afternoon hours with better rain chances in central/southern Oklahoma tonight. #okwx

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10:05 AM Update- Tracking scattered showers & storms across north central Oklahoma. A severe storm was SE of Lamont moving towards Tonkawa & Marland at 20 mph. This storm is capable of 1.5" size hail & winds to 60 mph along with very heavy rainfall. Watch out for flooding. #okwx

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A hot evening with a south wind & temps only falling into the 80s. Overnight, our cold front starts to drift south out of Kansas with a chance of storms. Most will stay dry in the 70s. Tomorrow, north winds & clouds along with rain chances divide the state from 70s to 90s. #okwx

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7:47 PM LARGE HAIL EVENT UPDATE: Baseball size hail has moved thru far west/SW Harper county and is moving into north Ellis county. Larger than baseball size hail possible with this storm. Approaching Gage at 8:19 pm. Picture is of Kyles truck and what baseball size hail can do!

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7:53 PM SEVERE UPDATE: Kyle Wilson has been under the most intense core of the storm and it has produced baseball size hail west of Laverne. His truck has taken damage from the large hail. Storm is moving SSE at 25 mph.

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7:01 PM SEVERE UPDATE: The storm passing thru Rosston has golf ball size hail confirmed by Storm Tracker Kyle Wilson. Moving SE at 24 mph. The storm is moving into Laverne with damaging hail.

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5:50 PM RADAR UPDATE: Kyle Wilson is near the KS border tracking a storm north of Buffalo. He is reporting quarter size hail. Moving SE about 20 mph.

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HEAT KICKS IN WEDNESDAY: Heat alerts are posted for parts of central and west OK for heat index climbing to 100 to 110 degrees during the afternoon and evening. Heat stress is expected if you are out working in the heat.

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STORMS AND HEAT

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HEAT RETURNING WITH A FEW STORMS: Warm tonight with a few showers or storms north. Highs will heat up to near or above 90 on Tuesday. A few storms are possible north tomorrow morning.

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[Andrew Adams @AAdamsWX]

Temperatures are on the climb this week! We'll still be cooler than normal Monday afternoon with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s, but 90s and 100s are back on tap Wednesday. Keeping an eye on a low chance for storms, mainly in northern Oklahoma, late Tuesday. #okwx

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SUNDAY MILDER, LOADS OF HEAT WEDNESDAY! After some great rain for much of the metro overnight, We will see a cooler day today with clouds, limited rain showers and highs in the 70s. The heat will build back in by Wednesday.

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FLASH FLOOD WARNING FOR PARTS OF THE OKC METRO THRU 6 AM: Over 3 inches of rain has fallen this morning. High water can be expected across much of the OKC Metro where a flash flood warning is in effect thru 6 am. Avoid high water that is covering the roadways.