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Flooding Watch Turns to Heat Warning
Tulsa County is staying alert for flooding despite improving conditions, with emergency crews monitoring rivers like the Caney River, set to peak at 29 feet Saturday morning. While no roads are currently flooded, officials are prepared for potential low-lying issues and have stockpiled 2,000 sandbags—though they don’t expect them to be needed. The focus is now shifting to dangerous heat, with warnings to stay hydrated, avoid outdoor heat, and track weather updates. Flood damage assessments will begin later this month; report any issues through the Tulsa County Duty Office or Oklahoma’s damage…
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