www.youtube.com – KOCO 5 News – 2024-11-03 12:42:19

SUMMARY: Meteorologist Joseph Neubauer provided a severe weather update, noting that storms are currently manageable but a severe risk is expected later this afternoon. While light showers are moving through Canadian County, significant storms with the potential for hail have been observed in Caddo County. A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for southwestern Oklahoma, anticipating severe weather, including tornadoes and damaging winds. Flooding remains a major concern, with some areas already experiencing substantial rainfall. The forecast predicts continued storms into early Monday, with a break in severe weather expected afterward, allowing for improved conditions by Tuesday.

More severe storms possible in Oklahoma on Sunday

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www.youtube.com – KFOR Oklahoma’s News 4 – 2024-11-02 17:48:58

SUMMARY: Tomorrow night, Halloween festivities begin with trick-or-treaters in costumes and jack-o-lanterns. In Woodward, the community celebrates with a special event where local businesses and city agencies distribute treats. The highlight is the giant pumpkin drop, featuring Brian Baker and other growers showcasing their massive pumpkins. Baker aims to grow a 2,000-pound pumpkin, and as part of the festivities, he drops pumpkins from a crane for spectacular splatter effects, adding excitement for kids. Leftover pumpkin pieces are fed to animals, completing the festive cycle. The event highlights community spirit and the joy of the Halloween season.

Woodward’s spectacular way to celebrate Halloween

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www.youtube.com – KFOR Oklahoma’s News 4 – 2024-11-02 10:35:22

SUMMARY: Three firefighters from Weatherford, Oklahoma, while on a hunting trip in Colorado, sprang into action to save a fellow Oklahoman, West Patton, who had become unconscious due to carbon monoxide poisoning from an old catalytic heater in his tent. Alerted to his condition, Chief Corey Selmon, Lieutenant J. Wich, and Fireman Jimmy Lich trekked eight miles up a rugged trail, bringing oxygen and medical supplies. Their quick response improved Patton’s condition, and they arranged for a medical helicopter to airlift him to a hospital. The firefighters were recognized for their heroic efforts, with a $500 donation made to their department.

Three Weatherford firefighters save fellow Oklahoman in Colorado

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