Winter weather has moved east across Oklahoma, with snow falling in western parts of the state on Sunday. The snow is expected to continue moving into the Oklahoma City metro overnight into Monday morning, with temperatures barely dropping below freezing. Most of the snow is expected to stick to the grass, while roads will primarily be wet. Parts of the state near Lawton could see up to 3 inches of snow accumulation, while the Oklahoma City metro could see anywhere from a trace to 2 inches of accumulation. Despite the snow, roads will mainly be wet, with some slick spots in western Oklahoma during the Monday morning commute.
KOCO 5 Chief Meteorologist Damon Lane provides a timeline for when to expect the snow in each area and urges residents to stay updated with customized weather alerts through the KOCO 5 App. The app also offers team coverage and live, interactive radar for real-time updates on the winter weather. As the snow continues to move across the state, residents are encouraged to stay informed and take precautions while traveling.
As winter weather sweeps across Oklahoma, residents are bracing for snow accumulation and potentially slick roads. While the snow is expected to primarily stick to grassy areas, some areas could see up to 3 inches of accumulation. Chief Meteorologist Damon Lane provides valuable information on when to expect the snow in each area, and residents are advised to stay vigilant with the KOCO 5 App for customized weather alerts and real-time updates. With team coverage and live radar available on the app, residents have the tools to stay informed and safe while navigating the winter weather conditions.