"Severe Storms Threaten Heartland with Tennis Ball-Sized Hail and Tornadoes"
TL;DR
Severe storms are expected to bring a significant risk of large hail and tornadoes to Oklahoma on Monday, with different levels of risk across the state. The tornado threat is highest in northeastern Oklahoma, while hail sizes could range from quarters to tennis balls, with isolated hail the size of baseballs. Storms are forecasted to start in western Oklahoma in the afternoon and move eastward, with the potential for storms in the OKC metro as early as 5 p.m. Residents are advised to stay updated on the weather and download the KOCO 5 App for customized weather alerts.
- TIMELINE: Oklahoma could see severe storms with tennis ball-sized hail, tornadoes on Monday KOCO Oklahoma City
- More than 50 million under severe weather threat from Texas to Virginia, with possible tornadoes and damaging wind gusts CNN
- Strong to severe storms possible Monday afternoon into Monday night for Heartland ktvo.com
- Severe Storms Pack Large Hail, Tornado Threats | Weather.com The Weather Channel
- Severe storm risk ramping up this afternoon, evening | Live Doppler 13 Weather Blog WTHR
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