Jonathan Conder is a journalist for KOCO 5, focusing on local weather updates and forecasts for Oklahoma City and the surrounding areas. With a keen eye for tracking weather patterns and providing timely information, Jonathan keeps the community informed about upcoming storms, temperature changes, and other weather-related events.
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FORECAST: Cold front today OKLAHOMA CITY — KOCO meteorologist Jonathan Conder is tracking a cold front for Monday.
By: Jonathan Conder
There's still a chance of rain Monday morning that could impact your morning commute before a cold front moves into Oklahoma.
FORECAST: Enjoy 50s today, colder tomorrow OKLAHOMA CITY — KOCO meteorologist Jonathan Conder has his eyes on our next cold front, how it impacts the rest of the week.
By: Jonathan Conder
The frigid temperatures continue on Tuesday, but a winter storm could bring snow to Oklahoma later this week.
FORECAST: Get ready for snow OKLAHOMA CITY — KOCO meteorologist Jonathan Conder says snow is likely tomorrow, he has the latest.
It's the calm before the storm as snow is expected in Oklahoma on Thursday after another frigid day on Wednesday.
Snow is likely across Oklahoma on Thursday as a winter weather advisory was issued for much of the state.
The snow lingers as much of the state remains under a winter weather advisory until noon on Friday.
It didn't take too long for several inches of snow to fall across Oklahoma, but how long will it take to melt?
Another arctic blast is set to hit Oklahoma this weekend, bringing a risk of snow and several days of below-freezing temperatures.
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