Alex Searl is a journalist for KSWO TV, focusing on local weather updates and forecasts for the Wichita Falls area in Texas. With a keen interest in meteorology, Alex provides accurate and timely information on weather patterns, including cold fronts, storms, and temperature fluctuations, to keep the community informed and prepared.
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Alex Searl appears to heavily focus on local weather-related announcements, particularly regarding upcoming storm activity and temperature fluctuations. Given the emphasis on seasonal attributes and announcements, he may be receptive to pitches related to expert commentary or insights into severe weather patterns in the Wichita Falls area.
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Severe weather will be possible for the next 8 hours.
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Good morning Texoma! We are waking up to some patchy morning fog across southwest Oklahoma. The fog will clear out by sunrise with morning temperatures in the 50s. Skies will become mostly sunny this afternoon with high temperatures peaking in the low to mid 60s.
Another nice day ahead, but showers return late this week | 11/6 AM
By: Alex Searl
Numerous showers and storms expected from Thursday afternoon until Friday evening | 11/7 AM
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Good morning Texoma! This morning we are seeing scattered showers and storm activity across the area. This activity is expected to ramp up and become more widespread by the late morning/early afternoon hours as a cold front starts to approach Texoma from the west. The front will push through the area from west to east from noon until 6 pm, and the rain chances will fall off once the front is officially through the area. The main hazard with all this rain will be the flash flooding risk, but a low severe weather risk cannot be ruled out either. Be sure to stay weather aware today and do not drive on flooded roadways!
Temperatures slightly above average to begin the week | 11/11 AM
Isolated storm activity will be possible tonight.
A quiet weather pattern is expected across Texoma for the remainder of the week.
Big changes to our weather pattern arrive next week | 11/14 AM
Severe weather possible Sunday night into Monday morning | 11/15 AM
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