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Tag: Weather
Posted inGovernment
Tulsa opened its first winter weather homeless shelter. How many people did it serve?
The City of Tulsa recently closed its first winter weather shelter. Here’s the breakdown of its impact.
Posted inSchools & Families
March tornado didn’t just shut down Tulsa Tech campus. It wiped out day care for 40 families.
Tulsa Tech officials are promising to rebuild the Peoria Campus, which suffered severe damage. But it will take at least two years to finish the job.
Posted inHealth
Tulsa’s allergy season is getting shorter, but more intense
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America’s 2026 report found Tulsa the third-most challenging city to live in for people with a pollen allergy.
Posted inSchools & Families
Tulsa Tech Peoria Campus to remain closed through end of school year due to storm damage
All 550 students will report elsewhere after spring break. The March 6 storm severely damaged the campus roof and interior.
Posted inYour Money
4 things you should do to prep your home for Tulsa winter
You can save on electric bills by keeping the cold air out with some simple fixes.
Posted inNews
Winter arrives in Tulsa. Here’s how the city is prepping for snow and ice.
Icy roads and winter flurries gave Tulsans trouble on their first day back from Thanksgiving break, but a La Niña year may keep further winter weather at bay.
Posted inWeather
‘Notable’ November warmth hits Tulsa, but not enough to break all the records
This month’s warm days have packed a punch. But winter may be closer than it feels.
Posted inWeather
Does cold weather give us a cold? Here’s what experts say.
Is it weather or not that makes you sick when temperatures dip? Tulsa meteorologist Kirsten Lang weighs in with help from a local health care provider.
Posted inWeather
What kind of winter can Tulsans expect? Meteorologist explains the impact of La Niña.
Mild, dry stretches and few strong storms could be in store for northeastern Oklahoma this winter.
Posted inThe Oklahoma Eagle
Tulsa set to open inclement weather shelter for people experiencing homelessness
The new shelter is a part of the mayor’s goals to reach functional zero homelessness by 2030.
Posted inCulture
What does daylight saving time mean for the weather? Tulsa meteorologist weighs in.
The time change can make it seem like everything, including the atmosphere, is shifting. But that’s not the case.