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TIMELINE: Snow, ice chances for Tuesday could lead to hazardous travel across Oklahoma

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2 months ago

February 16, 2025

TIMELINE: Snow, ice chances for Tuesday could lead to hazardous travel across Oklahoma

www.youtube.com – KOCO 5 News – 2025-02-16 17:42:52

SUMMARY: A cold front will bring snow and ice to Oklahoma on Tuesday, with hazardous travel expected, particularly in northern and northeastern areas. A winter storm watch is in effect for regions likely to receive over four inches of snow, with a wintry mix and freezing rain expected in central Oklahoma. Snow will develop Tuesday morning, with road conditions worsening throughout the day. Ice accumulation will be minimal, but could create slippery roads, especially on bridges. Cold temperatures will persist, with wind chills dropping to -20°F by Wednesday morning. The extreme cold will last through Thursday and Friday, easing by Saturday.

TIMELINE: Snow, ice chances for Tuesday could lead to hazardous travel across Oklahoma

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TIMELINE: Waves of storms Wednesday night and Friday (April 16, 2025)

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2 days ago

April 16, 2025

Staff Editor

www.youtube.com – KOCO 5 News – 2025-04-16 08:25:30

SUMMARY: Severe storms are expected in two waves: one late Wednesday night and another Friday. Wednesday’s storms, with a low risk of isolated hail and 60 mph winds, will affect northern Oklahoma from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. Friday’s storms are more widespread, with a level two risk, primarily for wind and hail, and a low tornado risk. The storms are expected to intensify by 10 p.m., with heavy rain and thunderstorms continuing into early Saturday. A break in storms may occur before redevelopment in southern Oklahoma. By Sunday afternoon, drier air will bring clear conditions for Easter plans.

KOCO 5 Meteorologist Jonathan Conder says after a warm and windy day, storms are possible tonight.

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Wolves Sweep Marietta, Defend “The Jake” Title – The Davis News

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2 days ago

April 16, 2025

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www.davisnewspaper.net – Editor – 2025-04-16 08:17:00

SUMMARY: The Davis Wolves won their second consecutive Jake Leffler Memorial Tournament championship on April 12, defeating Velma-Alma 15-0. Davis secured victories over Ringling, Walters, and host Velma-Alma during the tournament, maintaining a six-game win streak. The Wolves’ strong pitching and key innings led them to a 12-6 overall record. In the title game, Davis scored early and dominated in the third inning, sending 14 batters to the plate. Gibson pitched a no-hitter through three innings, while the team recorded 15 runs on 11 hits. The Wolves also swept their district matches against Marietta earlier in the week.

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From the Archives | A widow courageously rebuilding Christmas after tragedy

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4 days ago

April 13, 2025

Staff Editor

From the Archives | A widow courageously rebuilding Christmas after tragedy

www.youtube.com – KOCO 5 News – 2025-04-13 19:23:24

SUMMARY: Kay Allen, a widow who lost her husband in the Oklahoma City bombing, is determined to keep Christmas alive for her family. Despite the painful memories, she continues to decorate, wrap presents, and honor her late husband’s memory. Kay treasures items like Ted’s truck, clothes, and photos, keeping them as they were when he left for work that fateful morning. Her six children, along with support from the community, help her push forward. Though the holidays are bittersweet, Kay remains resilient, finding strength in the love of her family and the kindness of others.