Oklahoma Faces Severe Weather Threat: Meteorologist Issues Urgent Warning

Oklahoma Faces Severe Weather Threat: Meteorologist Issues Urgent Warning Oklahoma City, OK – May 25, 2025 – A severe weather threat loomed over parts of Oklahoma on Saturday, May 24th, prompting an urgent warning from local meteorologist Peyton, who goes by the handle @wxwithpeyton on social media. The Storm Prediction Center upgraded the risk level to a level 3 enhanced risk, indicating a significant threat of severe weather. "Oklahoma, we have a growing risk of severe weather for this afternoon," Peyton warned in a short video posted to social media. The warning specifically highlighted areas around Oklahoma City, Enid, Stillwater, and Tulsa as being at high risk. The video showed maps illustrating areas with a high probability of tornadoes and large hail. Peyton emphasized the timing of the threat, falling on the Memorial Day weekend, and urged Oklahomans to take the threat seriously and prepare accordingly. She also stressed the importance of staying weather-aware and sharing the warning to help others stay safe. "If you or anyone you know is anywhere in the state of Oklahoma, please share this video with them so they can stay weather aware." she said. The timely warning, delivered via social media, underscores the importance of readily available, easily-accessible weather information during severe weather events. The meteorologist's clear communication and the use of visual aids made the warning easy to understand and share, potentially saving lives and property.