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Kansas and Oklahoma have been hit by repeated rounds of severe storms since October 13, bringing damaging winds, a possible tornado, flash flooding and record-setting rainfall. Oklahoma City recorded three to six inches of rain across the metro, while some areas west of the city received as much as eleven inches. Flooded streets, stalled vehicles and emergency calls followed, as rivers began rising across the region. The storm system developed as unusually moist air collided with a cold front, producing intense rainfall over ground that was already wet from earlier flooding. Parts of Oklahoma had been experiencing extreme drought, making the sudden shift from dry conditions to widespread flood warnings especially dramatic. In this video, we track the historic rainfall in Oklahoma City, examine the possible tornado sighting near Hardtner, and follow river levels from Slate Creek and the Chikaskia River in Kansas to the Canadian River near Norman, where a major crest is still expected. We also look at the sharp temperature drop, powerful north winds and freeze threat facing farmers and residents as the storm moves out. Confirmed casualty and missing-person figures are pinned in the comments and updated as official numbers change. Global Weather covers natural disasters and extreme weather events as they develop, using sourced reporting and avoiding unsupported speculation. CHAPTERS 0:20 — Kansas and Oklahoma Hit by Repeated Storms 1:14 — Flood Watches and Overnight Rain 2:06 — 60 MPH Winds and Flooded Wichita Roads 3:01 — Possible Tornado Near Hardtner 3:54 — Historic Rainfall Swamps Oklahoma City 4:46 — Emergency Crews Respond to Flooding 5:40 — The Record Moisture Behind the Storms 6:34 — From Extreme Drought to Flood Warnings 7:29 — Earlier Floods Left the Ground Saturated 8:23 — Slate Creek Peaks Above Flood Stage 9:17 — Chikaskia River Begins to Fall 10:09 — North Canadian River Near Flood Stage 11:03 — Canadian River at Norman Faces Major Crest 11:54 — More Rain Before the Storm Clears 12:45 — Strong North Winds Bring a Cold Snap 13:38 — Freeze Threat for Kansas Farmers 14:31 — River Flooding and Cold Weather Ahead SOURCES - National Weather Service — Norman - National Weather Service — Topeka - National Weather Service — Wichita - Oklahoma City Fire Department #KansasStorms #OklahomaStorms #OklahomaCityFlooding #FlashFlooding #CanadianRiver #SlateCreek #ChikaskiaRiver #SevereWeather #PossibleTornado #FloodWarning #FreezeWatch #ExtremeWeather #WeatherNews #GlobalWeather

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