A Red Flag Warning and strong winds hit Oklahoma City Thursday. Avoid outdoor burning and secure loose outdoor gear before the afternoon gusts arrive.

Temperatures will spike into the 90s and a Fire Weather Watch is in effect Thursday; avoid outdoor burning and secure yard items.

Clear morning gives way to a fast warm‑up. Highs near 76 today and low 90s midweek; fire danger rises Thursday–Friday.

An internal state database flagged hundreds of injection wells for missing limits or illegal pressures, but regulators did not force fixes. The gap has coincided with a rise in wastewater "purges" across rural Oklahoma.

A brief cool spell let crews shore up lines on nearly 5,000 acres of Oklahoma wildfires, but foresters warn the break could be short-lived.

Hard freeze this morning, then a rapid warmup into the 90s by the weekend. Gusty winds and a Fire Weather Watch Tuesday make outdoor burning risky.

High Wind Warning in effect Sunday; gusts to 65 mph and a Red Flag Warning midday.

A High Wind Watch and Fire Weather Watch are in effect Sunday. Gusts up to 65 mph are possible — secure loose items and prepare for a sharp temperature drop.

A viral video shows customers left outside an OnCue store in Oklahoma City during a tornado warning; the chain says it is reviewing the incident and explains its policy.

Sunny and warm Friday, then a sharp flip: very strong winds and a big cool-down Sunday into Monday.

Sunny and breezy with a high near 65°F. Gusts to 30 mph and a Red Flag Warning for parts of western Oklahoma from noon to 8 p.m.

A Wind Advisory and Red Flag Warning hit Oklahoma City Wednesday; gusts could reach 40–45 mph. Secure outdoor items and avoid open burning in western areas.

Police and forecasters warn of an evening severe‑weather threat across the OKC metro, with hail, damaging winds and a possible tornado risk. Stay alert and have a plan.