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Top Locations & Essential Guide 2024
SUMMARY: Oklahoma’s clear skies and minimal light pollution make it a prime destination for stargazing. The state’s rural areas, especially in the panhandle, offer excellent views of celestial phenomena like the Milky Way and meteor showers. Top locations include Black Mesa, Roman Nose, Lake Murray, and Robbers Cave State Parks, all featuring dark skies and designated observation areas. The University of Oklahoma Observatory, Jenks Planetarium, and Science Museum Oklahoma provide public access to telescopes and educational programs. For optimal stargazing, bring red flashlights, comfortable seating, and plan visits during new moons or major astronomical events.
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Friday March 14, 2025 FORECAST: Alert Day, High Winds
SUMMARY: On Friday, March 14, 2025, expect an Alert Day due to very high winds, with gusts over 40 mph starting by 10 A.M. in Oklahoma City (potentially reaching 60-65 mph). This may cause blowing dust, minor wind damage, and power outages. High temperatures will be around 74°F, with warnings in highlighted counties for gusts of 55-65 mph and advisories for 40-50 mph in southeastern Oklahoma. Winds will shift from southwest to northwest, and while there’s a low chance of rain in the Panhandle, Saturday will be colder with highs of 58°F, before temperatures improve Sunday. Tune in for updates!

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WATCH: KOCO 5 surprises Monroe Elementary School teacher as February Teacher of the Month
SUMMARY: KOCO 5, in partnership with Quail Creek Bank, celebrated February Teacher of the Month, Miss Wright, at Monroe Elementary School in Oklahoma City. The surprise presentation, coordinated by the KOCO team, highlighted her dedication to special education, where she supports students with severe disabilities. Miss Wright expressed her shock and gratitude, emphasizing her commitment to her students’ growth and celebrating their abilities. During the event, she received a $1,000 check to help purchase a special wagon for her students’ transport needs. The school principal, city superintendent, and Miss Wright’s father attended, further underscoring the appreciation for her hard work.

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Family relocating to Oklahoma loses everything in semi crash
SUMMARY: A family relocating from Idaho to Oklahoma City was involved in a devastating semi-truck crash that left them with only minor injuries but resulted in the loss of all their belongings, including their pets. The Carpenters were driving with their three children when a semi rear-ended their RV, causing an explosion. Despite the terrifying experience, they are thankful for their survival and the support they’ve received from the Oklahoma community. The family is now focused on rebuilding their lives, finding strength in their faith and the kindness of others as they begin a new chapter.

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