American Storm Shelters Inc.

08/06/2026

Heads up Green Country!

Strong to severe thunderstorms are expected to develop this evening across southern Kansas before moving into northern Oklahoma during the evening.

The primary threat will be damaging straight line winds, with isolated large hail also possible.

Storms are expected to organize into clusters or line segments as they move southeast, with areas generally along and north of Highway 412 having the best chance of seeing severe weather this evening.

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07/20/2026

FYI

Friday night storm chances are back in the forecast.

While Friday won’t be a washout, we’ll be watching for thunderstorms to develop to our north and northwest during the evening before gradually drifting into parts of eastern Oklahoma overnight. The greatest chance for stronger storms currently appears to be near the Kansas border, with the risk decreasing farther south toward the Tulsa metro.

If storms hold together, the main concerns would be:

* Gusty to damaging wind
* Hail
* Frequent lightning
* Heavy downpours

It’s still several days away, so expect some changes in the exact timing and where the strongest storms track. We’ll continue to fine tune the forecast as newer data comes in.

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07/20/2026

Crazy weather

07/09/2026

A few pop-up storms are possible today east of I-35 in Texas and southern Oklahoma and north of I-40 in Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle! Organized severe weather is not expected for these areas but a storm or two could pulse up to severe levels, producing hail and wind. northwestern Oklahoma and the Panhandles have a chance to see severe storms this evening with damaging winds being the main concern

07/08/2026

FYI

Widespread damaging wind gusts are expected this afternoon and evening across the Central High Plains across the Central Plains, parts of the Southern Plains, extending into the Mid-Missouri Valley and Upper Midwest! The strongest wind gusts could exceed 80 mph

07/03/2026

FYI

HEADS UP Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming, severe storms are possible beginning late 4th of July afternoon into the overnight hours - with the severe risk shifting from NW to SE across the risk area. The main concerns are damaging winds and large hail but a couple tornadoes are possible. Stay weather aware if you're outdoors or camping

06/26/2026

Severe weather possible! Stay 🚨