UPDATE — Monday, November 2, 11:53 PM CT: The line of severe thunderstorms is now stretched from near Blanco to near Daisy to near Lane, moving northeast at 45 mph with 60 mph wind gusts. Antlers, Clayton, Hartshorne, Kiowa, Higgins and nearby towns are in the path. The warning runs through 12:15 AM CT.

Southeastern Oklahoma — The National Weather Service in Tulsa has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for western Pushmataha County, southwestern Latimer County, northwestern Choctaw County and southern Pittsburg County in southeastern Oklahoma, in effect until 12:15 AM CST Tuesday.

What is happening: A line of severe thunderstorms was tracked from near Wardville to east of Stringtown to south of Lane, moving northeast at 40 mph. The storms are expected to reach communities along the line through the late evening, including Antlers, Clayton, Hartshorne, Kiowa and Higgins.

Local impacts: The main threat is wind gusts up to 60 mph, strong enough to damage roofs and siding and bring down trees. A Tornado Watch remains in effect for southeastern Oklahoma until 3:00 AM CST, and tornadoes can spin up quickly from severe thunderstorms, so stay alert.

What to do:

- Move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a sturdy building, away from windows.

- Stay indoors until the warning expires and the storms have passed.

- Report severe weather to your nearest law enforcement agency, which will pass the report to the National Weather Service in Tulsa.

Source: National Weather Service, Tulsa, November 2, 2026.