77K views · 237 reactions | Radar Update as of 10:25 PM - A cluster of storms is moving into central Oklahoma and will be approaching the OKC metro in the next hour or two. Stay weather aware and have multiple ways to receive warnings. | US National Weather Service Norman Oklahoma | Facebook

14K views · 73 reactions | 5:30 AM [Tuesday, August 26th] Radar Update - It will be a rainy morning commute for many across Oklahoma on this Tuesday morning. Make sure to take it slow and allow extra time to make it to your destination! | US National Weather Service Norman Oklahoma | Facebook

2.9K views · 43 reactions | 811 pm radar update - southwest Oklahoma: severe storms continue to produce hail, gusty winds and torrential rains as they move eastward. The storms will likely remain strong at least for the next couple of hours as they move toward Frederick and Lawton. | US National Weather Service Norman Oklahoma | Facebook

230am Radar Update -- Storms are slowly approaching the western Oklahoma border and will continue east across southern OK and north TX through the morning. The strongest storms could have hail up to 2 inches and wind gusts up to 70 mph. #okwx #texomawx | US National Weather Service Norman Oklahoma

3.3M views · 54K reactions | The violence of Oklahoma’s tornado season on full display with this powerful EF-4 twister in Southern Oklahoma in the middle of Garvin County. Won’t be long until the chances of tornadoes return to the heart of the Plains, all indications say late April into early May right now. | Tornado Titans - Weather and Storm Chasing | Facebook

19M views · 5.9K reactions | WATCH: Amazing twister footage captured yesterday in Oklahoma. The storm system that produced this tornado will affect the Tri-State today. Chief Meteorologist, Steve Raleigh is tracking severe weather on The Now Cincinnati at 4 p.m. | WCPO 9 | Facebook