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Getting the Most from Traffic and Weather Updates in Tulsa
Tulsa drivers know that a smooth commute can change in minutes. A stalled car on the Broken Arrow Expressway, construction near the Inner Dispersal Loop or a sudden downpour on I-44 can add real time to a trip. That is why short, regular updates matter most during the busiest parts of the day. Weekday morning and afternoon drive times are when traffic reports are most useful. A quick check before you leave can help you decide whether to take a different route or wait a few minutes for things to clear.
Storm season in Green Country
Northeastern Oklahoma sits in one of the most active severe weather regions in the country. Spring and early summer bring the highest risk of thunderstorms, large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. Flash flooding can also happen quickly on low roads and underpasses. Winter has its own hazards, including ice storms that can coat bridges and overpasses well before the main roads freeze.
A few habits make storm days safer:
- Know the difference between a watch and a warning. A watch means conditions could produce severe weather. A warning means it is happening or about to happen, so take shelter right away.
- Have more than one way to get alerts. Radio is valuable when power or mobile data goes down. Pair it with phone alerts and local sirens, and remember that sirens are meant for people outdoors.
- Turn around, don't drown. Never drive through water covering a road. Its depth and current are hard to judge.
- Plan your shelter spot in advance. Pick an interior room on the lowest floor at home and at work, away from windows.
Heading out to a show?
Concert nights can bring heavier traffic around downtown and event venues. Before a gig, look at the concert calendar and check our venue guides for tips on parking and getting there. If storms are in the forecast, check the venue's official channels for any changes to the event. You can also see the on-air schedule to find out who will be keeping you company on the drive.