Clear, mild Thursday with highs near 73°F through Saturday; a cold front late Saturday may bring showers and thunderstorms into Sunday.

Sun and mid-70s today in Oklahoma City. Elevated fire danger Friday and a warm, stormy weekend ahead.

Red Flag Warning for Oklahoma City on Tuesday as gusty winds and very low humidity raise fire danger. Avoid outdoor burning and secure loose items.

A freezing start gives way to sun today, but a rapid warmup Tuesday brings gusts and elevated fire danger. Secure loose items and avoid open burning.

Clear skies today and a high near 50F. Freeze overnight, then a fast warmup into the 70s midweek with elevated fire-weather concerns.

Clear, chilly start with highs near 50°F and gusty north winds. Freeze nights give way to a 70s midweek warmup and elevated fire‑weather risk.

Widespread freeze likely Sunday morning; temps rebound into the 70s by midweek.

A fast-moving brush fire in Mustang pushed flames toward a home near Highway 152 Wednesday as crews worked to protect nearby houses. Strong winds complicated containment efforts.

A Red Flag Warning covers Oklahoma City Thursday as gusty winds and dry air raise wildfire risk. Avoid outdoor burning.

Oklahoma City expects a sunny week with early hints of spring, featuring highs ranging from 53 to 74 degrees and gusty winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Red Flag Warning in effect today with gusty winds and low humidity. Avoid outdoor burning and secure loose items.

Smoke from a wildfire crossed US 64 east of Forgan on Tuesday, prompting troopers to close the highway and warn motorists not to drive into smoky areas.

Sen. James Lankford cosponsored a bill to repeal the petroleum Superfund excise tax, a change that could cut a funding stream used to clean sites like Tar Creek. The Pay Less at the Pump Act would remove a dedicated source of money for long-running Oklahoma cleanups.