Tornado Watch 130 is in effect across 22 northern Oklahoma counties through 9 p.m. Friday. SPC warns of possible strong tornadoes, huge hail and damaging winds.

Warm Friday gives way to a late‑day storm threat. Wind Advisory 7 p.m. Friday to 8 a.m. Saturday with gusts up to 50 mph.

Patchy fog this morning gives way to highs near 86°F and gusty winds Thursday. Severe storms and a Red Flag fire warning are possible Friday into Friday night.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon with gusty south winds. Expect a wet evening commute and isolated strong storms.

Warm, breezy morning in Oklahoma City with gusty south winds; showers and thunderstorms likely after 4 p.m., some possibly severe.

Warm, windy Monday with gusts near 30–35 mph and elevated fire risk west of the city. Isolated storms possible later; heavier chances Tuesday–Wednesday.

Heavy rain and dense fog hit Oklahoma City early Sunday; 1–2 inches are possible and gusts could top 30 mph.

Clear now, but storms likely today with a heavier round overnight. Gusty winds and localized flooding are possible.

Warm, breezy Friday with storms possible after 10 a.m. and a wetter, stormier weekend on the way.

Clear, mild morning with a fast warm‑up to about 81°F and gusty south winds. Showers and storms return Friday and peak Sunday.

Sunny and breezy today in Oklahoma City with highs near 76°F; Oklahoma County under a 14‑day burn ban. Storm chances rise Friday into the weekend.

OU’s Horus phased‑array radar can scan storms in seconds, and researchers say that speed could bring faster lightning alerts and longer tornado warning lead times for Oklahoma.

Clear, breezy Tuesday with highs near 72 and gusts up to 22 mph. Storm chances increase late week with locally heavy rain possible.