Norman, OK – A powerful squall line will sweep across northwestern Texas and central Oklahoma late Sunday into Monday morning. Meteorologists warn of hurricane-force winds exceeding 75 mph and possible embedded tornadoes.
According to the National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center, the storms will move quickly, posing a significant danger. Tornadoes may form under cover of darkness, making them difficult to see. Officials stress that many may be rain-wrapped and harder to detect visually.
Residents in the region should prepare for rapid weather changes and have multiple ways to receive emergency alerts. The storms are expected to impact areas from Wichita Falls to Oklahoma City, with the highest risk in regions outlined by the Storm Prediction Center.
The agency recommends securing outdoor items and having a plan in case of severe weather. Avoid traveling if warnings are issued, as conditions may deteriorate rapidly.
This system highlights the importance of vigilance during nighttime weather events, especially when gusts could exceed hurricane strength. Stay tuned to local weather updates and heed warnings promptly.
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