Oklahoma City is facing a hot Sunday with a high near 99 degrees and widespread triple-digit heat indices expected. A possible pattern change is noted later in the outlook.

Firefighters raced to downed lines and lightning strikes as Oklahoma County alone logged over 2,200 dark households Thursday morning.

Oklahoma City faces another triple-digit afternoon Wednesday, followed by storms and a sharp cooldown Thursday.

Oklahoma City will endure another 101-degree afternoon Tuesday, followed by one more scorching day Wednesday. Storms could finally bring a brief cooldown Thursday.

Oklahoma City will see another round of triple-digit heat, with a Heat Advisory lasting through Tuesday evening and rain chances remaining close to zero through Friday.

Oklahoma City will reach around 99 degrees Sunday, while a Heat Advisory was in effect Friday and overnight lows remain in the upper 70s.

A Friday Heat Advisory covers Oklahoma City as temperatures climb toward 99 degrees and the heat index approaches 109. Triple-digit heat is forecast through Labor Day.

Oklahoma City faces a 98-degree Thursday and a Heat Advisory from 1 to 7 p.m. The near-100-degree stretch is expected to last through Labor Day.

Clear skies will quickly give way to a 99°F afternoon in Oklahoma City. Triple-digit heat and scarce rain are expected to dominate the forecast through Labor Day.

Clear skies will give way to a near-100-degree Tuesday in Oklahoma City, with hot, mostly dry conditions sticking around through Labor Day.

Sunny skies and triple-digit temperatures are sticking around Oklahoma City. Dry fuels are keeping wildfire concerns elevated across the region.

Oklahoma City is headed for a 103-degree Sunday and a week of triple-digit heat. Dry winds and drought conditions are adding fire-weather concerns.

A clear Saturday morning will give way to 102-degree heat, with little rain and no real cooldown through Friday. Dry fuels and breezy afternoons also raise fire-weather concerns.