After 18 years, ESPN and NewsOK have confirmed that Bob Stoops is hanging up his whistle at The University of Oklahoma.
In the last few years, a new trend has started to catch in once-thriving communities, bringing charm back to dead towns.
While the risk for tornadoes is moderate at best, there is considerable hail and wind in our forecast.
While the typical Spring weather may be a little later than normal, Oklahoma is delivering the severe weather we're known for.
As if the hot/cold results of Stoops 18 year tenure wasn't bad enough, superstitious Sooner fans are looking at years of bad luck.
So Lawton didn't get the hammer like we all expected, but around the state, the icy weather is a little too real.
While Friday has cooperated to an extent in SWOK, we could be in for a change overnight.
Our final forecast before Mother Nature releases the icy Kraken, things are looking much better for SWOK.
Just as we've expected, the icy forecast seems to be shifting more to the North from Lawton/Fort Sill. That is good news.
The forecast seems to be slowly changing for the better.
Just as we seem to rid the roads of one Winter storms remnants, another, nastier storm is brewing out to the West.
Since we seem to experience a rash of terrible Winter weather drivers each year, here are some basic tips to help you develop some slippery skills.
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