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.

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.