Where did all the EF5 tornadoes go? New study explores the decade-long mystery
A recent study explores the puzzling decline in EF5 tornadoes, contributing it to more strict criteria in the Enhanced Fujita scale introduced in 2007.
Oklahoma grant program for tornado hit areas announces where they’ll be offering money first
If you live in an area recently hit by a tornado, you may have a chance to make your house stronger. The Strengthening ...
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A FEMA Tragedy You May Never Hear About
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has confirmed what every conservative has long understood – the Federal ...
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National Weather Center employees, OU meteorology students part of nationwide NOAA layoffs
An unspecified number of employees at the National Weather Center as well as OU meteorology students set to transition into roles with the National Weather Service have been terminated as ...
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Storm chasers concerned about potential Oklahoma ‘tracker’ bill as chasing grows in popularity
OVERLAND PARK, KANSAS — Weather enthusiasts across the Plains are concerned about a proposed Oklahoma bill that they fear could empower some storm chasers over others.
Absence of EF5 tornadoes maybe because of damage assessments, not changes in weather patterns
Research published by the American Meteorological Society suggests the more than decade long drought of the strongest tornadoes is due to stricter use of damage ratings versus any type of change to ...