Large snowflakes are falling early Friday morning in northern Oklahoma, clinging to grassy areas. >> Check Live Radar | KOCO weather page | Get KOCO on GoBelow, a live blog that tracks snow conditions in Oklahoma. 6:38 a.m. Friday Update: KOCO 5 Meteorologist Taylor Cox says roads in northern Oklahoma are starting to get colder. Snow hasn't started accumulating yet on the roads Taylor sees, but the road temperature is about 31 degrees. However, snow continues to accumulate in grassy areas. Taylor also says she's seen Oklahoma Department of Transportation crews salting roads in the area. 6:28 a.m. Friday update: KOCO 5 meteorologist Taylor Cox is located near Medford, where she found a steady stream of heavy snowflakes. The morning started with rain and then turned into a steady fall of heavy snowflakes. Taylor says the snow melts when it hits the road, but it sticks to the grass and accumulates. She added that snow sticks to parked cars and their windshields, but the accumulation does not accumulate on the roads. If you have a scraper, snow shouldn't be a problem when getting out of your car. KOCO 5 Meteorologist Jonathan Conder says it's dry in the Oklahoma City metro after rain overnight, and there's no snow in the area. Open the video players to see more from Taylor. Be sure to download the KOCO 5 app to receive personalized weather alerts. You can watch our team's coverage on the app too. >> CHECK CLOSURES >> CHECK LIVE AND INTERACTIVE RADAR >> Watch KOCO 5 coverage >> Download the KOCO 5 app on iPhone >> Download the KOCO 5 app on Android >> “Like KOCO 5 on Facebook >> Follow KOCO 5 on Twitter
Large snowflakes are falling early Friday morning in northern Oklahoma, clinging to grassy areas.
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Updated Friday 6:38 AM: KOCO 5 Meteorologist Taylor Cox says roads in northern Oklahoma are starting to get colder. Snow has not yet begun to accumulate on the roads Taylor sees, but the road temperature is about 31 degrees.
But snow is still accumulating in the grassy areas.
Taylor also says she's seen Oklahoma Department of Transportation crews salting roads in the area.
6:28 AM Friday Update: KOCO 5 meteorologist Taylor Cox is located near Medford, where she found a steady stream of heavy snowflakes. The morning started with rain and then turned to a steady fall of heavy snowflakes.
Taylor says the snow melts when it hits the road, but it sticks to the grass and accumulates. She added that snow sticks to parked cars and their windshields, but the accumulation does not accumulate on the roads.
If you have a scraper, snow shouldn't be a problem when getting out of your car.
KOCO 5 Meteorologist Jonathan Conder says it's dry in the Oklahoma City metro after rain overnight, and there's no snow in the area.
Open the video players to see more from Taylor.
Be sure to download the KOCO 5 app to receive personalized weather alerts. You can watch our team's coverage on the app too.
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