[11:45 AM - 6/5/24] Precipitation from last night's storms has exited the area with clearing clouds this morning & afternoon. High temperatures are forecast to climb well into the 80s across E OK & NW AR with generally light winds. #okwx #arwx

[2:26AM 6/5/24] A large storm complex (MCS) continues to move across E #OKwx and NW #ARwx early this morning. Storms on the front edge will be capable of producing wind gusts to 40 mph and brief heavy rainfall.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Fort Gibson OK, Park Hill OK and Gore OK until 12:15 AM CDT. This storm will contain wind gusts to 70 MPH! pic.twitter.com/ywhj…

[8:22 PM 6/4/24] Thunderstorms continue to expand across southern KS through central OK. These storms are expected to spread into portions of E OK after mid evening. Storms then continue east and south late tonight. Severe weather potential as the storms pass.

[Radar update: 9:20 pm 06/04/24] Strong to severe storms will move into northeast OK through 11 pm. Damaging winds and torrential downpours can be expected along with some large hail. #okwx

After the morning rains move out, the remainder of today, Thursday and Friday are expected to be quiet, for a change. Thunderstorm chances will return by Friday night as a complex is expected to approach from the north. #okwx #arwx

4:12AM - Rain and some embedded lightning strikes continues near an area of low pressure (MCV) over east-central #OKwx and west-central #ARwx. The rain will come to an end from west to east this morning.

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma until 3 AM CDT

[Radar Update 1:10 AM 06/05/24] Showers and storms moving through NW AR and far E OK will produce occasional gusty winds and very heavy downpours through 3 am.

A special weather statement has been issued for Fayetteville AR, Farmington AR and Berryville AR until 2:45 AM CDT

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Muskogee OK, Fort Gibson OK and Park Hill OK until 12:15 AM CDT

[ 6/4/24 2:37 pm] Svr wx chances remains mainly this eve and overnight. A low tornado threat will be in place mainly during the evening hours for parts of E OK. Damaging winds will still be the primary threat, with isolated gusts between 70-80 mph possible. #okwx #arwx

Flash Flood Warning including Boley OK, Paden OK and Castle OK until 2:30 AM CDT

[Radar Update 11:45 PM 06/04/24] Strong to severe storms continue moving southeast across ERN OK. Recent reports from spotters indicate winds >60 mph over parts of NRN Muskogee county. Torrential rains will also result in localized flooding. #okwx

[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

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