Wild spring could signal hot summer for Oklahoma
NORMAN — Spring 2009 will leave behind a record-breaking blizzard and a record-breaking rain, according to the Oklahoma Climatological Survey.
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• Oklahoma received federal individual assistance Friday for residents and businesses in nine counties where damage from wildfires occurred April 9-12.
• Oklahoma is waiting to hear about a request for assistance for local governments in 11 counties where damage from heavy snows occurred March 27-28.
• Federal officials denied a request for assistance in 17 counties because of damage caused by severe storms, tornadoes and flooding April 25-May 16. The state is appealing, Ooten said. BRYAN PAINTER, STAFF WRITER
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