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Brian Brashier - Meteorologist

The colors of autumn are finally starting to appear. The long-running drought was expected to mute the colors, but recent rains helped the deciduous trees develop color before their leaves fall to the ground for the winter. Most counties in south central Oklahoma received less than two inches of rain for the months of September and October combined. These same areas have already received more than that since November first. It is not only beginning to look like autumn, it feels like it too. This week’s weather will feature bright sunny afternoons with high temperatures around 60 degrees and morning lows in the 30s.

KCNP is recognized by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) as a Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador for its willingness to improve the nation’s readiness, responsiveness and overall resilience against extreme weather, water and climate events.

Weather-Ready Nation Ambassadors commit to:

  • Promoting Weather-Ready Nation messages and themes to their stakeholders
  • Engaging with NOAA personnel on potential collaboration opportunities
  • Sharing their success stories of preparedness and resiliency
  • Serving as an example by educating employees on workplace preparedness

By being a WRN Ambassador, KCNP is dedicated to helping its listeners become more prepared and safe during a severe weather event.

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