KOSU — Oklahoma Public Media
Statewide public media with strong local reporting, useful updates, and reliable emergency context when weather goes sideways.
Oklahoma mode: when the sky starts rotating, the hail gets mean, or the rain turns roads into bad ideas, this is your one-tab severe weather dashboard: local streams, TV news, and official NWS alerts.
Oklahoma is one of those states where “keep an eye on it” can age badly in fifteen minutes. This page is built for that reality.
🎧 Listen Live — Oklahoma
TuneIn + Audacy📻 Oklahoma Local Radio
Fast linksKGOU — NPR Oklahoma (Norman / OKC)
Public radio coverage with steady statewide reporting and helpful context beyond pure panic-mode storm chatter.
Oklahoma City directory (TuneIn)
Quick way to grab a local stream fast when severe weather starts stacking warnings across central Oklahoma.
Tulsa directory (TuneIn)
Eastern Oklahoma signal lane for storms, flooding, closures, and regional severe weather coverage.
NOAA Weather Radio
Old-school emergency MVP. Weather radios are still absolute beasts when phones get noisy and the power situation gets weird.
📺 Oklahoma TV News
Local coverageKOCO 5 — Oklahoma City (ABC)
Severe weather coverage with live updates, radar visibility, and useful metro-area storm tracking.
KFOR 4 — Oklahoma City (NBC)
Breaking news and storm tracking for central Oklahoma with fast local coverage when warnings start piling up.
News 9 — Oklahoma City (KWTV CBS)
Big local severe weather coverage for tornado outbreaks, damaging hail, flash flooding, and fast-breaking storm lines.
KTUL 8 — Tulsa (ABC)
Tulsa-area storm coverage with live local reporting and useful severe weather updates in eastern Oklahoma.
KJRH 2 — Tulsa (NBC)
Storm alerts, closures, and regional coverage with Tulsa focus during high-impact weather days.
🚨 Real-Time National Weather Service Alerts — Oklahoma
api.weather.gov • area=OK❓ Oklahoma Weather + Radio FAQ
Fast answersWhere do I find official weather warnings for Oklahoma?
Use the live alert feed above or go directly to weather.gov/alerts. That is the official lane for warnings, watches, advisories, and urgent statements.
How should I use this page during a tornado outbreak or severe storms?
Keep a local radio stream running, check TV links for live storm tracking, and use the NWS panel for official warning text, timing, and instructions. One tab. Less confusion. Better signal.
What weather threats hit Oklahoma the hardest?
Tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, destructive hail, flash flooding, dangerous lightning, and high wind events can ramp up quickly across Oklahoma.