Emily Sutton is a Meteorologist and Storm Chaser at KFOR-TV (NBC) in OKC. She specializes in climate change, environmental science, and regional weather phenomena, covering topics such as tornadoes and local weather events. Emily's work has been featured in Lexology, Yahoo News, and KFOR, among others.
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Emily Sutton focuses primarily on local weather events, especially related to rain, snow, and storms in the Oklahoma City area. She also covers broader seasonal patterns and evolving stories in the context of local weather.
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Posted: Updated: Clouds and winds will increase Tuesday, ahead of our next storm system. Highs will still climb above average, near 70.
Windy and cooler Wednesday. Another storm system arrives Sunday.
Enjoy gorgeous fall weather! We’re tracking rain, storms and a cold blast next week.
Our next system arrives late Sunday with increasing storm chances through Monday morning. Severe weather and flooding will be possible.
Thanksgiving will be chilly but calm across the region. Mild temps return next week.
Enjoy two more days of above average temperatures in the 60s! Our next front arrives late Tuesday, bringing showers and storms south and east.
Cooler air moves in before the new year. Arctic air and possible winter weather arrives Sunday!
By: Emily Sutton
A powerful front arrives this weekend, bringing an arctic air and some winter weather (north).
Dangerous cold arrives Sunday with plummeting temperatures. Wind chills could drop to below zero by Monday morning. Light ice and snow will create slick spots across northern Oklahoma.
The arctic air is here! Wind chills could drop to below zero Monday morning. Some of us could stay below freezing until Thursday! Another winter storm system could be snow late Thursday into early …
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