National Weather Service

Last year, Scientific American published an article warning people that ‘Tornado Alley’ is migrating eastward. The new model places the alley on top of Tennessee and western Kentucky, with much of east Arkansas in the affected area as well. Ozarks at Large’s Jack Travis recently spoke with Steve Piltz, head meteorologist at the National Weather Service’s Forecast Office in Tulsa, about this new prediction.

Though April’s showers are keeping the first part of May cool, we can almost certainly expect another hot summer in Northwest Arkansas. Ozarks at Large’s Jack Travis reached Steven Cobb with the National Weather Service to learn more about what people can expect this summer and how to keep cool during extreme heat.

Severe winter storm conditions are approaching our region this week. The National Weather Service in Tulsa predicts significant amounts of snow, ice and…

This month, the National Weather Service celebrated its 150th anniversary. The agency's mission is to provide data, observations, forecasts, and warnings…

A study published this month suggests Tornado Alley might be shifting east. The study found that there was an increase of conditions that favor tornadoes…

Steve Piltz from the National Weather Service in Tulsa explains how upgraded technology in Washington D.C. will affect weather forecasts in our…

For our monthly spaces series, we tour the Tulsa National Weather Service office.