Hot and breezy today in OKC with highs near 96°F and gusty south winds. Heat ramps up into the July 4 weekend; take precautions.

Hot and breezy in Oklahoma City: highs near 95°F Monday and a possible peak near 101°F by July 4. Secure loose outdoor items and know cooling‑center locations.

Heat Advisory in effect Sunday for Oklahoma City with highs near 97°F. Expect heat-index values over 100°F and gusty south winds; plan for cooling and hydration.

Morning storms could bring gusts and ponding; then highs near 97°F with heat‑index values around 101–105°F. Expect breezy south winds and hot conditions this afternoon.

Raw storm‑chase footage shows a tornado touching down near Slapout in the Oklahoma Panhandle. Forecasters had warned of a focused tornado threat across northern Oklahoma.

Severe storms are possible tonight in Oklahoma City; highs climb into the mid‑to‑upper 90s this weekend. Beware hail, damaging gusts and heat index over 100°F.

Fog this morning with scattered storms possible today and a Flood Watch for parts of northern Oklahoma. Heat builds into the mid‑ to upper‑90s by the weekend.

A Flood Watch runs through 1 p.m. CDT Wednesday as slow-moving storms threaten street flooding. Heat returns late week with highs in the mid-to-upper 90s.

A fast-moving line of severe storms pushed through the Oklahoma City metro Tuesday, prompting NWS warnings for central Oklahoma as gusts and hail were reported.

Cloudy and muggy Tuesday with scattered storms into tonight; damaging gusts possible. Heat builds into the weekend with highs nearing the upper 90s.

A Hinton Mesonet station recorded a 102‑mph gust early Monday as severe storms crossed Oklahoma, leaving reports of downed trees and scattered outages.

Overnight storms moved through before dawn. More rounds of heavy showers and a few severe storms are possible today and into Tuesday.

A tornado warning was issued Sunday night for Woods County as storms moved through northwest Oklahoma. Officials urged residents to seek shelter and monitor updates.