Storms moved through parts of Oklahoma on Thursday morning, with at least five tornado warnings issued and two tornadoes that touched down in Purcell and Shawnee, leaving behind damage.

Meteorologist Stacia Knight tracks severe storms moving through Oklahoma, bringing heavy rain and potential impacts to the morning commute.

Forecasters say Oklahomans could see snow and ice linger for some time. Here's what to know.

Another round of rain and possible severe weather is expected to move through the state Friday through Saturday.

After weeks of warmer weather, Oklahoma is bracing for below freezing temperatures, possible snow and ice this weekend. Here's what weather officials are forecasting and what you can do to prepare for inclement weather.

Most tornadoes in Oklahoma occur in the spring, but tornadoes can happen every month of the year, including January. Oklahoma averages less than 1 tornado during the month. While January is not the busiest tornado month, 2026 is already off to an active start.

Applications for the Strengthen Oklahoma Homes program are now open. Homeowners can apply for thousands of dollars to strengthen their homes and lower insurance costs. The Oklahoma Insurance Department has expanded the program statewide, and officials say spots are filling up.