Tornado risk has increased for tomorrow
By Damon Lane
Published on March 4, 2026.
The threat for severe weather has increased for tomorrow, particularly in the EASTERN and SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA, where it is expected to be particularly severe. Severe weather is predicted to occur in the Eastern and Southern Oklahoma areas, but the threat for this is low. The potential for severe storms will be monitored throughout the day, with temperatures expected to reach the 40S and 50S for the night and 60S and 70S across the state. The risk of severe weather is also expected to increase as we move towards warmer weather conditions.
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