Flash Flooding Hits Oklahoma City Metro as Severe Weather Looms
Oklahoma City, OK — Flash flooding remains a significant concern as residents face ongoing severe weather following several days of storms. Early Wednesday morning, KOCO 5 crews reported flooding on a road near Northwest 178th Street and Meridian Avenue, illustrating the immediate impact of the relentless rain.
Throughout the Oklahoma City metro and central Oklahoma, various areas have been affected by rising water levels over the past 24 hours. Noteworthy incidents include multiple creeks overflowing, resulting in the closure of the northbound lanes of Interstate 35 at its intersection with Interstate 44. The flooding also extended to streets in Purcell, further exemplifying the widespread effects of the storm activity.
Amid this challenging weather, KOCO 5 encourages residents to stay informed by downloading their app, which provides customized weather alerts and team coverage. Users can access live interactive radar, check for school and business closings, and stream weather updates seamlessly.
As the severe weather continues to evolve, authorities urge the public to exercise caution and stay updated on local conditions. The situation remains dynamic, with additional storm systems expected to affect the region in the coming days.
For more detailed coverage, including real-time updates and videos from the field, visit KOCO 5’s website or follow them on social media platforms. Stay safe and informed as Oklahoma City navigates this severe weather episode.
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