Oklahoma City, OK – A significant winter storm is set to bring heavy snow to parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas starting Thursday. A Winter Storm Watch is in effect from Thursday morning through Friday, covering southeast Oklahoma and western Arkansas.
The National Weather Service warns of snow accumulations between 3 and 7 inches, with higher amounts expected in southeast Oklahoma. Impacted areas include Crawford, Franklin, and Sebastian counties in Arkansas, along with Sequoyah, Pittsburg, and Le Flore counties in Oklahoma. Hazardous road conditions are anticipated, particularly during Thursday’s evening and Friday’s morning commutes.
According to the National Weather Service, snowfall could begin as early as Thursday morning in some areas, intensifying through the evening. Travelers are advised to monitor local weather updates and exercise caution on icy roads. Emergency kits, including food, water, and blankets, are recommended for those traveling during the storm.
Residents in affected regions should also prepare for potential disruptions in power and services due to the snow’s weight on infrastructure.
Stay updated with the latest weather forecasts and take precautions to ensure safety during this significant winter event.
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