U.S. weather warnings on Tuesday, November 3, 2026

The National Weather Service issued 16 warnings across the United States on Tuesday, November 3, 2026 (UTC), as of 02:00 UTC. The most common was the severe thunderstorm warning (14). OK had the most (10).

By type

By state

• OK10
• TX2
• KS2
• CO1
• FL1

Severe Thunderstorm Warning (14)

• Nolan, TX and Taylor, TX, TX00:01 UTC
• Blaine, OK, Caddo, OK, Canadian, OK and Kingfisher, OK, OK00:14 UTC
• Caddo, OK, Comanche, OK, Kiowa, OK and Washita, OK, OK00:15 UTC
• Garfield, OK, Grant, OK, Kay, OK and Noble, OK, OK00:19 UTC
• Sumner, KS, KS00:26 UTC
• Sedgwick, KS, KS00:35 UTC
• Cotton, OK, Jefferson, OK, Stephens, OK and 2 more areas, OK00:40 UTC
• Canadian, OK and Kingfisher, OK, OK00:42 UTC
• Grant, OK and Kay, OK, OK00:51 UTC
• Coke, TX, Nolan, TX, Runnels, TX and Taylor, TX, TX00:52 UTC
• Archer, TX and Wichita, TX, OK01:21 UTC
• Jefferson, OK and Stephens, OK, OK01:25 UTC
• Jefferson, OK and Clay, TX, OK01:39 UTC
• Osage, OK and Pawnee, OK, OK01:51 UTC

Flood Warning (1)

• Archuleta, CO, CO01:25 UTC

Flash Flood Warning (1)

• Broward, FL, FL01:52 UTC

Watch or warning?

A watch means conditions are right for a hazard to develop: be prepared. A warning means it is happening or about to happen: take action now. Advisories are for less serious hazards that still call for caution.

Land-based warnings from the National Weather Service (marine warnings and advisories are not listed). Times in UTC.