[6/4/24 11:46 am] Updated Severe outlook now has parts of E OK in an enhanced risk for severe storms. Time frame remains mainly this evening and into the overnight hours. Damaging wind is the primary threat, with isolated gusts between 70-80 mph possible. #okwx #arwx

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Heavener OK, Talihina OK and Wister OK until 5:30 AM CDT. This storm will contain wind gusts to 70 MPH! pic.twitter.com/dMXK…

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Heavener OK, Wilburton OK and Talihina OK until 5:30 AM CDT. This storm will contain wind gusts to 70 MPH! pic.twitter.com/cJqV…

[6/4/24 2:10 PM] latest timing graphic for onset of severe weather this evening and tonight. #okwx #arwx

[6/4/24 9:24 am] With additional storms expected this evening and overnight, the flood watch has been extended through 7 am Wednesday. Very heavy rainfall may produce localized amounts of 2"- 4" in the watch area. #okwx #arwx

[4:50AM 6/4/24] The bow echo continues across SE #OKwx, tracking more E than S now due to a bookend vortex over Pittsburg county. Dmgg wind gusts to 70 mph remain the primary threat, with isolated large hail possible. Localized heavy rainfall and flooding can also be expected.

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of Oklahoma until 5 AM CDT

[2:47AM 6/4/24] Storm complex over central #OKwx is surging southeast and will bring a damaging wind threat into SE OK over the next few hours. Heavy rainfall and some flooding are also possible with the storm complex.

Flash Flood Warning including Fort Smith AR, Roland OK and Arkoma OK until 9:00 AM CDT pic.twitter.com/u6Vp…

A special weather statement has been issued for Hugo OK, Sawyer OK and Grant OK until 5:30 AM CDT

[1:44AM 6/4/24] Main threat transitioning to heavy rain/flooding across east-central #OKwx with slow-moving storms, with isolated severe hail potential across SE OK. Storms over central OK could become a SE-ward moving bow echo later on with a damaging wind threat into far SE OK.

[12:36AM 6/4/24] Storms are increasing in coverage across SE #OKwx early this morning. The environment favors potential for severe storms capable of producing large hail. Also, slow storm motions and training suggest locally heavy rainfall and potential for flooding as well. pic.twitter.com/4Cjf…

We've posted a Flood Watch for areas near and south of I-40 tonight through 10 AM Tuesday. Another round of heavy rain may result in localized flooding within the watch area. If you encounter any flooded roads remember to turn around, don't drown! #okwx #arwx

[12:54 pm - 6/3/24] A line of strong to locally severe thunderstorms continues to move to the east and southeast across E #OKwx and into W #ARwx. Quarter size hail, wind gusts up to 60 mph and localized flooding will be the main concerns.

Additional showers and thunderstorms are expected across the area for the next 2 days. We should see a break Thursday-Friday, with low end storm chances returning by the weekend. High temperatures will be in the 80s to low 90s with lows mostly in the 60s. #okwx #arwx

[4:00 PM - 6/3/24]: The line of storms that impacted the area earlier has moved east, with just a few areas of lighter rain in western AR. Dry conditions are expected for the rest of the evening, but additional showers and storms may develop overnight. #okwx #arwx