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"KOCO Chief Meteorologist Damon Lane and the First Alert storm team are keeping an eye on a slight risk for severe storms on Sunday.According to the National Weather Service, the slight risk is generally north of a line from Buffalo to Woodward, eastward to Enid and Perry. A strong cap will be in place much of the day that will limit storm development through late afternoon.But if storms do develop, a few could be severe with large hail and damaging winds possible.The cap will be in place Monday into Tuesday, limiting storm development on those days. However, there is a better chance for storms late Tuesday into Wednesday as a strong storm system and cold front impact the region.Tune in to KOCO-5 all weekend for weather updates starting each weekend morning at 5 a.m. Our morning newscasts on Saturday and Sunday happen from 5 to 7 a.m. and then from 8 to 9 a.m. Our evening news on Saturday happens at 5 and 6 and then again at 10. On Sunday, our evening news happens at 5:30 and 10.Have you downloaded our Tornado app yet? It's available for both iPhone and Android with up to the minute live coverage, maps, and watches/warnings.If you use Facebook, come like us here.And if you are on Twitter, you can keep up with weather warnings @kocoweather. However, those are just warnings. Our meteorologists tweet, too: @kocodamonlane, @rustymccranie, @bradsowderwx and @danielledozier. They'll go into much more detail.We also send out local news and weather email alerts and sms mobile text message alerts during severe weather situations, and you can sign up for those alerts here.If severe weather warrants, we'll be on-air, too, with live reports and feeds that you'll be able to watch on your TV, smartphone, tablet, you name it.Last but certainly not least, we'll be looking for U Local photos before, during and after the storms, so clear off some space on your smartphone or digital camera.Footer Weather"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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