Cloudy morning clears to sun and a high near 66°F; a sharp warmup early next week brings gusty winds and a Fire Weather Watch for parts of western Oklahoma.

Showers and thunderstorms will move through Oklahoma City Saturday, with gusty winds and pockets of heavy rain. Expect slower commutes and wet outdoor plans.

A warm Friday gives way to late‑day storms and a wet Saturday. Expect heavy downpours, a hail risk and gusty winds Friday night into Saturday.

Sunny and unseasonably warm Thursday, high near 70°F. Heavy rain and thunderstorms likely Friday night into Saturday with localized flooding possible.

Clear and mild Wednesday, then a soaking system arrives Friday night into Saturday. Heavy rain could cause ponding and localized flooding.

Wind Advisory through 3 p.m. Tuesday with gusts near 40 mph. Rain likely Friday–Saturday; some areas could see an inch or more.

Sunny and unseasonably warm today with highs near 80°F and gusty southerly winds. A Red Flag Warning affects parts of northwest Oklahoma Monday afternoon.

A springlike warm‑up pushes highs into the 70s Sunday and Monday, with only spotty morning sprinkles and a modest chance of gusty showers Tuesday. No watches are in effect.

Sunny, unseasonably warm weekend in Oklahoma City with highs near 67°F Saturday and low 70s by Monday.

A fast-moving grass fire near Chandler blackened up to 100 acres Friday and destroyed dozens of hay bales, prompting evacuations and heavy smoke across Lincoln County.

Sunny Friday with highs near 70°F and gusty afternoons. Warm weekend ahead with a small rain chance Monday night.

Patchy freezing fog may slow Thursday's morning commute; sunshine and highs near 67°F follow, with elevated fire danger in far western counties.

Bridger Aerospace has staged Super Scooper water‑bombers and a PC‑12 in western Oklahoma after a busy January of fires and rising fuel loads. The aircraft are on standby to support crews across the state.