Severe thunderstorms hit Oklahoma, prompting NWS warnings for high winds, hail, and possible flooding in several counties, with urged safety precautions for residents.

Oklahoma City's forecast includes a shift from sunny to stormy weather, with temperatures around 70 degrees and wind gusts up to 21 mph, followed by rain and possible thunderstorms overnight.

Oklahoma City faces changing weather this week, with sunny days, potential thunderstorms, and a mix of high and low temperatures according to the National Weather Service.

Oklahoma City will have a sunny week with temperatures up to 73°F, brisk winds, and a chance of showers by Wednesday night, per the National Weather Service.

Oklahoma City's weather will be mostly cloudy with mild temperatures and occasional gusty south winds today, shifting to warmer and sunnier conditions by Tuesday, per the National Weather Service.

Oklahoma City's forecast includes a sunny start with a high of 53 degrees and partly cloudy evening with lows around 36 degrees, as provided by the National Weather Service.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast includes sunny days and intermittent showers, possibly affecting plans, with mild temperatures and occasional windy conditions.

Ongoing construction in Oklahoma City will cause traffic disruptions through 2026, with road closures, detours, and lane reductions on major highways and local streets as per ODOT's update.

Oklahoma City started the new year with mild weather, expecting partly sunny skies and highs in the 60s with a chance of showers at night according to the NWS.

Oklahoma City's New Year's Eve forecast predicts a sunny day with highs near 61°F and a clear evening, while New Year's Day will see increasing clouds with a high around 60°F.

The NWS predicts sunny days with high temps near 53-66°F and clear to partly cloudy nights with lows 34-42°F for Oklahoma City, indicating a fair weather trend.

The NWS reports cold conditions in Oklahoma City, with temperatures starting at 25°F. Sunny skies with a high near 40 degrees are expected, and a steady temperature rise through the week.

Wind Advisory issued for Oklahoma City, promising gusts up to 50 mph and potential power outages; sunny yet blustery conditions expected with a temperature drop.