Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management (OEM)

If your home or business is damaged by flooding, be sure to report it at Reporting online helps authorities understand the impact of damages and can help connect you to recovery resources. #okwx #reportdamages

Local governments with damages to roads, bridges, or other infrastructure are asked to report as well. The best way to report infrastructure damages is by submitting via your county or municipal emergency manager.

Heavy rain is continuing across the state this morning. Several flood alerts are currently in place and we’ll likely see more as the rain continues. Take it slow and stay safe on your morning commute. Don’t drive into water or around barricades. Turn around don’t drown. #okwx

RT @NWStulsa: [6:30 AM 10/14/26] Widespread showers & storms continue north of Interstate 40 w/ periods of heavy rain and locally gusty winds. Urban areas will be prone to flooded roads as rainfall rates up to 2 inches / hour have been measured. Be aware during the morning commute.

RT @NWSNorman: 5:55 AM - It's going to be a rather rough morning commute across central Oklahoma today, with widespread heavy showers and storms ongoing. Be alert for flooding/water on roadways! #okwx

Several rounds of thunderstorms are expected across Oklahoma late Tuesday afternoon and continuing through Thursday morning. Heavy rain is also expected, with flash flooding possible in some areas. Stay weather aware and have multiple ways to receive alerts! #ReadyOK #okwx

Heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected Wednesday afternoon and overnight across portions of the state. ☑️ Stay weather aware ☑️ Don't drive into water ☑️ Have multiple ways to receive alerts #okwx #TurnAroundDontDrown #ReadyOK

The State Emergency Operations Center is aware of the ongoing AT&T issues affecting 911 calls in the state. Read more:

911 service has been restored as of 10:50 p.m. on 9/23/26.

🚗Keep a car kit ready with jumper cables, a flashlight, tools, water, snacks, a blanket, first-aid supplies, and a phone charger. Trouble on the road can still be an emergency, and being prepared can make the situation easier to manage. #PreparednessMonth #Preptember #ReadyOK

Oklahoma communities faces hazards, tornadoes, floods, wildfires or winter storms. Take time to learn what risks are likely where you live and what to do before they happen. 🌪️🌊🔥 Learn more: #ReadyOK #KnowYourRisk #PreparednessMonth #Preptember

Elevated fire danger continues Wednesday across west central, southwest, and central Oklahoma as a result of the very dry vegetation, ongoing heat wave, and worsening drought conditions. Postpone outdoor burning and any other activities that could spark a fire. #okfire #ReadyOK

An elevated fire risk continues today due to hot, dry, and windy conditions. Be weather aware and obey burn bans! If an Evacuation Order is issued, follow instructions provided by local officials and evacuate using recommended routes. #okfire #ReadyOK #WildfireSafety

🧰 Build or refresh your emergency kit! Stock up on water, non-perishable food, flashlights, batteries, first-aid supplies, chargers & medications. Check expiration dates and fill any gaps. A little prep now can make a difference later! Learn more:

Check Your Alerts 📲🔔✅ Emergency alerts only work if they’re on. Take 1 minute to check your phone’s settings & make sure your family gets them. Pair with a NOAA Weather Radio. Learn more: #PreparednessMonth #Preptember #ReadyOK

Preptember is here! September’s the perfect time to get #ReadyOK ✅ Talk with your family about where to meet, how to stay in touch 📱, and what to do if you need to leave home quickly 🏠. Step-by-step guide: #ReadyOK #Preptember #PreparednessMonth

Elevated fire weather conditions are expected today and tomorrow across portions of western Oklahoma due to high winds, low humidity and high temperatures. Avoid outdoor burning and any activities that could spark a fire! #ReadyOK #okfire

Thank you to all the emergency personnel working this week in 100+ degree heat to fight fires, support evacuees, or other response and recovery activities. You always answer the call to keep Oklahomans safe, and we cannot say THANK YOU enough! #ReadyOK #OKFIRE #THANKYOU

Oklahomans, help keep responders safe by doing your part to prevent wildfires!

Another day of dangerously high temperatures and fire risk in Oklahoma ⚠️🔥🌡️ As you're out and about today, be extra careful with any activities that could spark a fire, stay hydrated, and take frequent breaks indoors or in the shade.

If you need a cool place to go, find a cooling center near you by dialing 2-1-1 or checking with your local library, city, or county. OG&E offers the following list of cooling zones: