Michael Armstrong

Norman is still cleaning up after severe storms hit hard, but roads are reopening and free curbside collection is now available.

Scattered storms are expected to develop across central and northern Oklahoma on Thursday, bringing a threat for severe storms with damaging winds.

Oklahoma could see triple-digit temperatures and a threat for severe storms on Thursday. KOCO 5 Meteorologist Michael Armstrong shows what to expect.

Oklahoma will see warm overnight temperatures in the 70s, with a slight chance of storms in northern areas, while highs on Friday could reach the upper 90s or 100 degrees in some locations.

KOCO Meteorologist Michael Armstrong says to expect lows near 75° tonight and highs on Thursday near 100° with gusty south winds.

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Hot, Severe Storm Risk

There is a risk of severe weather in Oklahoma this weekend, with the strongest activity expected Saturday afternoon along the Interstate 40 corridor, potentially bringing damaging winds.

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Oklahoma Task Force One and other swiftwater rescue teams are heading to South Texas to assist with emergency efforts as the Guadalupe River experiences catastrophic flooding.