Weather
Inclement Weather & Emergency Communications
Rose State College actively monitors weather conditions and communicates emergencies through the Rave Mobile Safety system, which sends alerts via text, voice, and email to all enrolled students, faculty, and staff. Visitors and community members can opt in to alerts by texting RSCAlert to 67283.
Live Campus Weather Conditions
Stay informed with real-time weather conditions on campus through our WeatherLink station. This tool provides up-to-date data, including temperature, wind, rainfall, and other local conditions, to help you make informed decisions before and during severe weather.
Weather Monitoring & Decision-Making
The College tracks severe weather using trusted sources, including the National Weather Service, OK-FIRST radar systems, and local media. A structured Severe Weather Matrix helps guide decisions about campus delays or closures based on current and forecasted conditions.
Watch: Severe weather is possible—stay alert
Warning: Severe weather is imminent—take shelter immediately
Severe Weather in Oklahoma
Peak severe weather season typically occurs in April, May, and June, with increasing activity also seen in October. Hazards may include thunderstorms, hail, strong winds, and tornadoes.
Tornado Safety
In the event of a tornado:
Get In: Move inside a sturdy building
Get Down: Go to the lowest level, away from windows
Cover Up: Protect your head and body from debris
Campus Safety & Shelter Locations
Students and employees should familiarize themselves with designated refuge areas in each building. Maps are posted throughout campus and should be reviewed in advance of severe weather events.