Early morning strong storms led to a loud start for Father’s Day across much of Oklahoma and storm chances persist.

It's been a stormy and rainy Saturday morning in Oklahoma, and there are more risks of severe storms during the Father's Day weekend.

News 9 Meteorologist Lacey Swope credits legendary Oklahoma weather forecaster Gary England with helping launch her career and shaping her approach to severe weather coverage.

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Hot and humid Saturday ahead along with the chance for some severe weather, which is expected in two separate rounds. Highs today will climb into the upper 80s to low 90s across ...

Storm chances and severe weather threats are still not done for ... Colorado into western Kansas and also across northwestern Oklahoma. Tonight, these storms are expected to merge into a powerful ...

High winds (up to 80 mph) are possible Flash flooding is also likely in parts of northeast Oklahoma Tornadoes ... Wednesday with a limited severe weather threat Storm chances drop off by Thursday ...

Stronger storm activity has shifted south, leaving the Kansas City metro with only light rain chances overnight and setting the stage for increasing heat in the coming days.

Severe weather threats will cover much of the state, especially central and northern Oklahoma, with damaging ... It's a 60 to 80% chance from the metro to the north. Storms will move out by ...

Spotty, nonsevere storms and showers are possible as soon as the early afternoon Tuesday. The risk for strong to severe storms ramps up overnight into early Wednesday morning.