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**Headline: Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued for Northern Tulsa Viewing Area as Storms Fire Up**

**Tulsa, OK -** A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for the northern portion of the Tulsa viewing area early this morning, as a potent storm system moves through Osage County. News On 6 Meteorologist Aaron Reeves provided an update at 12:37 a.m., urging residents in affected areas to remain vigilant. (See video update above).

News On 6 Stormtracker Alan Hancock captured footage of intense lightning activity in Osage County, predicting an increase in hail and wind. Pawhuska residents are specifically advised to be aware of the approaching storm, which carries a threat of large hail and strong winds.

Elsewhere in the region, News On 6 Storm Tracker Bob Rohloff reported a rapid change in wind direction near Billings while driving on I-35. A hail core southwest of Marland is currently experiencing quarter to half-dollar-sized hail.

While the Tulsa metro area is not currently experiencing severe weather, residents can expect small hail and rain. News On 6 Storm Tracker John Durkee reported heavy rain and frequent lightning near Sperry.

“The trend of strong storms will continue overnight,” Reeves noted, “but the tornado threat remains very low.” Anyone in threatened areas is strongly advised to stay indoors.

The News On 6 Weather App is available for download to provide real-time updates and alerts. You can also watch live coverage from the Osage Skycam Network.

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