Tag: flooding

Oklahoma Producers Face Mixed Market Signals Following Heavy Rains and Bearish USDA Projections

Heavy widespread rains across Oklahoma brought much-needed moisture to dry soil, but Southern Plains crop markets face pressure from bearish federal production reports and shifting export dynamics. Farm Director KC Sheperd recently sat down with Oklahoma State University Extension Crop Marketing Specialist Dr. Todd Hubbs to examine how regional planting delays, local basis trends, and …

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Oklahoma Conservation Commission Tackles Invasive Red Cedars and Flood Infrastructure

Wildfire mitigation and soil water retention remain high priorities across the state, prompting the Oklahoma Conservation Commission to expand programs targeting invasive species and infrastructure resilience. Farm Director KC Sheperd recently sat down with Trey Lam, executive director of the Oklahoma Conservation Commission, to discuss the ongoing efforts to manage invasive red cedars, mitigate wildfire …

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Oklahoma Soaked by “Biblical Rains,” Nears April Precipitation Record

Oklahoma is currently experiencing exceptionally heavy rainfall, described by the State Climatologist as “biblical rains” that have occurred over the past few weeks. The soaking conditions have pushed the state remarkably close to breaking its all-time statewide rainfall record for April, and according to the Climatologist, “we aren’t done yet.” As it stands, Oklahoma has …

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Oklahoma Braces for Severe Weather and Flash Flooding

Oklahomans should be prepared for potential severe weather developing later today, Tuesday, April 29, 2025, according to State Climatologist Gary McManus. Dubbed “The Cold Front Edition” by McManus, the severe weather threat stems from storms expected to form this afternoon along a cold front moving into the region. While severe thunderstorms, possibly bringing large hail, …

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