Winter weather is on the move in Oklahoma, with snow falling in western parts of the state on Sunday. Chief Meteorologist Damon Lane predicts more snow for the Oklahoma City metro area overnight and into Monday morning. Temperatures will remain just below freezing, causing the snow to mainly stick to grassy areas, while roads will primarily be wet. The southwest region near Lawton is expected to see up to 3 inches of snow accumulation, while the metro area could see anywhere from a trace to 2 inches.
Lane also warns of potentially slick spots in western Oklahoma during the Monday morning commute, but overall expects roads to remain wet. Viewers are encouraged to download the KOCO 5 App for personalized weather alerts and to access team coverage. The app also provides access to live, interactive radar and allows users to check for closings. Updates on the snow timeline can be found on the app as well. As the winter weather continues, residents are encouraged to stay informed and use caution while traveling.
