This was originally posted in the Politics/Current Events forum but unfortunately, it gets buried under all the political screaming like every other non-political post there. LOL

Welcome to Spring...well from a meteorological point of view. : )

Slight risk for severe weather today across most of the state. Main threats seems to be hail, wind and tornadoes - which I guess is just about everything. Main show looks to start in mid-Afternoon through evening. Two target areas, one will be from Central OK up through the Northeast. The second will be up and down Western Oklahoma along the dryline - that will come east into the Metro later in the evening. Main inhibiting factors look to be cloud cover and any activity that starts up tonight.

Below are some images that should auto refresh throughout the day to make sure the best info is in this first post.

Links:
NWSFO Norman Enhanced Page: NWS Norman, Oklahoma - Enhanced Weather Page
SPC Mesoanalysis Page: SPC Hourly Mesoscale Analysis Page
WRF-NMM 4KM Forecast Model: 4.0 km WRF-NMM Precipitation Graphics

SPC Day 1 Outlook


Satellite Image (1KM)


NEXRAD Mosaic Radar


Oklahoma Mesonet Current Conditions (red air temp, green dewpoint)