Oklahoma City faces a 98-degree Thursday and a Heat Advisory from 1 to 7 p.m. The near-100-degree stretch is expected to last through Labor Day.

Clear skies will quickly give way to a 99°F afternoon in Oklahoma City. Triple-digit heat and scarce rain are expected to dominate the forecast through Labor Day.

Clear skies will give way to a near-100-degree Tuesday in Oklahoma City, with hot, mostly dry conditions sticking around through Labor Day.

Sunny skies and triple-digit temperatures are sticking around Oklahoma City. Dry fuels are keeping wildfire concerns elevated across the region.

Oklahoma City is headed for a 103-degree Sunday and a week of triple-digit heat. Dry winds and drought conditions are adding fire-weather concerns.

A clear Saturday morning will give way to 102-degree heat, with little rain and no real cooldown through Friday. Dry fuels and breezy afternoons also raise fire-weather concerns.

Clear skies give Oklahoma City little relief as temperatures climb from the 70s Friday morning to 102 degrees by Sunday, with an ozone alert in effect.

Oklahoma City gets one more mid-90s day Thursday before highs reach 101 from Sunday through Wednesday.

Oklahoma City gets a short break from triple-digit heat Wednesday and Thursday. By Sunday, temperatures are back near 101 degrees.

Oklahoma City is headed for 105 degrees Tuesday, with the heat index possibly reaching 110. A brief cooldown arrives Wednesday before triple-digit temperatures return this weekend.

Oklahoma City faces a dangerous 107-degree Monday with heat-index values up to 110. A slight storm chance could bring damaging winds before a brief midweek cooldown.

Oklahoma City is bracing for 104-degree heat Sunday, with a Heat Advisory in effect through 8 p.m. Monday could be even hotter.

Saturday opens with a slight storm chance, then Oklahoma City roasts through a week of 99- to 107-degree highs.