Southern Oklahoma Braces for Winter Storm with Up to 5 Inches of Snow

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Norman, OK – A winter storm watch has been issued for southern and southeast Oklahoma, where forecasters anticipate heavy mixed precipitation, including up to 5 inches of snow and potential ice accumulations.

According to the National Weather Service in Norman, the storm is expected to begin Thursday morning and persist through Friday morning, affecting areas such as Ardmore, Durant, Ada, and Tishomingo. Hazardous road conditions are likely, particularly during Thursday’s morning and evening commutes.

The affected areas could see total snow accumulations of 2 to 5 inches, with a light glaze of ice possible, adding to the risk of travel disruptions. Residents are urged to prepare for slippery roads and monitor updated forecasts as the storm approaches.

Precautionary measures such as stocking essential supplies and planning alternate routes are advised to mitigate potential impacts. The winter storm watch remains in effect through Friday morning.

For real-time updates, stay tuned to local weather channels and emergency management announcements.

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