Showers and thunderstorms are likely Thursday in Oklahoma City with flash‑flood potential. Expect standing water on streets and slowed commutes.

Patchy fog and drizzle slow the morning commute. Heaviest rain arrives Thursday with localized flash‑flooding possible.

Showers and a few thunderstorms will make for a soggy commute. Gusty north winds and cooler‑than‑normal temperatures persist through Thursday.

Gusty south winds make Monday blustery with a Wind Advisory into the evening. Showers and thunderstorms, possibly severe, are likely after 1 a.m.

Warm, windy Sunday with gusts to the mid‑30s and a Red Flag Warning for parts of western Oklahoma.

Hot, windy Saturday in OKC — highs near 89°F, gusts into the 30s and a Red Flag Warning this afternoon for far‑western Oklahoma. Storm chances linger into next week.

Hot, windy Friday in Oklahoma City with highs near 92°F, gusty southerly winds and an Air Quality Alert for ozone. Limit strenuous outdoor activity this afternoon and avoid gas-powered yard work.

A stubborn black soot has reappeared across Ponca City, staining cars, playgrounds and pets while residents and tribal leaders press regulators for answers.

Hot, windy Thursday with a Red Flag Warning for parts of western Oklahoma; highs near the upper‑80s and gusty southerly winds. Secure loose items and avoid burning.

Clear skies and highs near 86°F today. Gusty Thursday with elevated fire danger, and storm chances rise late Sunday into next week.

A new analysis finds Oklahoma farms lose $143.7M a year to natural disasters, about $2,061 per farm and an expected loss rate above the national average.

Clear morning turns warm — highs near 83°F and gusty winds today. Midweek heat spikes and fire‑weather concern return for parts of western Oklahoma.

Clear start in OKC with a fast warm‑up: highs near 77 today and climbing into the upper 80s by midweek. Expect gusty south winds by Thursday.