Heavy showers and thunderstorms will make the morning commute slow and wet. Localized flooding and gusty winds are possible.

Patchy fog Saturday morning, then a hot 87°F afternoon. Strong storms likely Saturday night into Sunday with damaging winds and heavy rain.

Clear morning; highs near 85°F Friday with scattered storms possible after 4 p.m.

A marginal severe-weather risk returns Friday across central Oklahoma, with hail, damaging gusts and a small tornado threat during the evening commute.

Cool start and a sunny jump to the 70s. Watch for a growing chance of strong storms Friday and Saturday night.

Cool, mostly cloudy start with breezy northeast winds and highs near 65°F. A sharp warm‑up pushes temps into the 80s–90s by the weekend.

Two years after the EF-4 tornado that devastated Barnsdall, residents are still rebuilding and seeking state and federal aid.

A cold front will sweep through Oklahoma City Tuesday, bringing gusty north winds and a sharp cooldown. Expect highs near 70 and lows near the upper 40s Tuesday night.

Sunny, breezy Monday with highs near 87°F and gusts to 31 mph. Cooler Tuesday behind a brisk cold front.

A Tuesday system could bring quarter‑size hail and 60 mph wind gusts to parts of Oklahoma, while western counties face elevated fire danger as temperatures climb.

GRDA is investigating a die‑off of mostly catfish on Lake Hudson below Pensacola Dam; routine monitors read normal while investigators look at recent floodgate releases.

Sunny and warm Sunday in Oklahoma City with breezy, gusty SSW winds and highs near 84°F. Elevated fire-weather risk northwest; a cooler front and shower chance arrives midweek.

Morning showers give way to a sunny, mild Saturday. Watch for gusty winds and elevated fire‑weather risk in northwest counties Sunday–Monday.