Flooding Oklahoma City, Weather Honolulu & Hurricane Syracuse
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Flooding seen Thursday morning along the North Canadian River and Lake Overholser area, with a debris pile in front of the entrance to the Lake Hefner canal and heavy equipment brought in to clear the debris. Early winter weather predictions released by NOAA. If you would like to donate to the Hurricane Isaias crisis fund send a text to 91999 and type in ISAIAS26 in the text.
The real weather story
- Flooding seen Thursday morning along the North Canadian River and Lake Overholser area, with a debris pile in front of the entrance to the Lake Hefner canal and heavy equipment brought in to clear the debris.
- Early winter weather predictions released by NOAA
- If you would like to donate to the Hurricane Isaias crisis fund send a text to 91999 and type in ISAIAS26 in the text.
Read the full script
Hey, it's Noah. River flooding in Oklahoma, early winter predictions from NOAA, and a call for donations after a Gulf Coast hurricane are making weather news today. KOKH FOX 25 in Oklahoma City reports flooding was seen Thursday morning along the North Canadian River and around the Lake Overholser area, with a debris pile sitting in front of the entrance to the Lake Hefner canal, and heavy equipment has been brought in to clear that debris. Meanwhile, KHON2 News in Honolulu says early winter weather predictions have been released by NOAA, laying out what the season could look like from place to place. NewsChannel 9 in Syracuse reports donations are being sought for the Hurricane Isaias crisis fund to support recovery efforts along the Gulf Coast, so anyone who wants to give can text 91999 and type ISAIAS26 or scan a QR code if that is easier. This is Noah. Credits and photos are tagged below.
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