The Oklahoma Weather Podcast

Your midday Oklahoma weather update Oklahoma is under multiple Wind Advisories today as strong winds sweep statewide, with gusts reaching 45 miles per hour. Fire weather conditions will reach critical levels this afternoon, making outdoor burning extremely dangerous. This morning starts warm at 74 degrees with light south winds around 10 miles per hour.

Your morning Oklahoma weather update A Red Flag Warning and Wind Advisory are in effect across multiple regions today, with dangerous fire weather conditions expected through this afternoon. Strong winds and extremely dry conditions mean any fires that start could spread rapidly. This morning starts warm with temperatures already in the mid-70s and southwest winds at 15 to 20 miles per hour.

Your evening Oklahoma weather update Fire Weather Watches are in effect across much of Oklahoma today through Thursday evening, with critical fire conditions developing as temperatures soar toward record-breaking levels. The combination of strong winds, low humidity. And extreme heat creates dangerous conditions for any outdoor burning.

Your midday Oklahoma weather update Dangerous fire weather conditions are developing across Oklahoma today and tomorrow, with multiple Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches now in effect. The combination of record heat, low humidity. And gusty winds creates critical conditions for rapid fire spread.

Your morning Oklahoma weather update Fire Weather Watches are in effect across much of Oklahoma today as Here comes dangerous conditions for any outdoor burning. With low humidity and gusty winds, any spark could quickly spread out of control. This morning starts warm with temperatures already at 62 degrees.

Your midday Oklahoma weather update Fire Weather Watches are in effect for Thursday across multiple regions of Oklahoma, with dry conditions and strengthening winds creating dangerous fire conditions. The National Weather Service offices in both Tulsa and Amarillo have issued these watches from Thursday morning through Thursday evening. Starting this Tuesday morning with temperatures at 61 degrees around 7 A.M., we'll see a rapid warmup through the day.

Your morning Oklahoma weather update Here comes another typical spring day statewide with dry conditions and temperatures climbing from the 50s this morning into the mid-70s by late afternoon.

Your evening Oklahoma weather update Here comes a beautiful stretch of weather across Oklahoma today with temperatures climbing well above normal for late March. Right now we're sitting in the mid-50s, but don't expect it to last - we're heading for the upper 70s this afternoon under mostly sunny skies. This morning started off cool with temperatures bottoming out around 54 degrees at 7 A.M.

Your midday Oklahoma weather update Critical fire weather conditions are taking hold across Oklahoma today, with Red Flag Warnings blanketing the entire state as temperatures soar and winds pick up strength. The combination of record heat, low humidity. And shifting winds creates dangerous conditions for any outdoor burning.

Your morning Oklahoma weather update Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Oklahoma today with Red Flag Warnings and Wind Advisories covering much of the state. Critical fire weather conditions will develop as strong winds combine with low humidity and near-record temperatures. This morning starts mild with temperatures already in the 60s and southwest winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour.

Your evening Oklahoma weather update Red Flag Warnings blanket Oklahoma this Saturday, with three separate alerts covering most of the state as critically dry conditions combine with gusty winds and near-record heat. Temperatures started mild this morning in the upper 60s, but we're racing toward afternoon highs that'll challenge records statewide. By 1 P.M., expect readings already in the mid-80s with winds shifting from the west-southwest to west-northwest - that shift marks an important change in our fire weather pattern.

Your midday Oklahoma weather update Here comes dangerous fire weather conditions across Oklahoma today with multiple Red Flag Warnings in effect. Strong winds and extremely dry air are creating critical wildfire conditions that will persist through the weekend. This afternoon brings the peak of our heat with temperatures climbing to 96 degrees around 5 P.M.

Your morning Oklahoma weather update Multiple fire weather alerts are taking effect across Oklahoma this Saturday, with Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches covering large portions of the state. The combination of record heat, low humidity. And gusty winds creates dangerous conditions for any outdoor burning.

Your evening Oklahoma weather update Fire danger takes center stage across Oklahoma today as multiple fire weather alerts remain active. With temperatures soaring into the mid-90s and humidity dropping dangerously low, outdoor burning is strongly discouraged throughout the state. This morning started mild at 59 degrees, but we're watching a dramatic warmup unfold.

Your midday Oklahoma weather update Multiple fire weather alerts are in effect across Oklahoma today, with dangerous conditions expected to persist through Saturday evening as temperatures soar into record territory. This Friday afternoon will see temperatures climbing rapidly toward 95 degrees by 6 P.M., making this one of the hottest March days on record. Morning temperatures in the upper 60s will give way to widespread 90s by early afternoon.

Your morning Oklahoma weather update Record heat continues to grip Oklahoma today with temperatures pushing well into the 90s statewide, creating dangerous fire conditions that have prompted multiple Fire Weather Watches across western portions of the state. The National Weather Service warns that Sunday will bring the most critical fire danger to the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles. This morning starts warm at 57 degrees around 7 A.M., but temperatures will climb rapidly through the day.

Your evening Oklahoma weather update Fire danger takes center stage across Oklahoma today as dry conditions combine with gusty winds and near-record heat. Multiple fire weather alerts are now in effect, including Fire Weather Watches for portions of western Oklahoma extending through Saturday evening. This morning starts mild with temperatures around 57 degrees at 7 A.M., but we're headed for a scorcher.

Your midday Oklahoma weather update A Fire Weather Watch takes effect Saturday afternoon across much of Oklahoma, with hot, dry conditions and breezy winds creating dangerous fire conditions through Saturday evening. This Thursday starts mild with temperatures in the low 60s across the metro. By noon, we'll already hit the low 80s with west winds around 10 to 15 miles per hour.

Your morning Oklahoma weather update A Special Weather Statement is in effect across multiple regions of Oklahoma today due to dry conditions and gusty winds creating favorable conditions for rapid wildfire spread. Any fires that develop could quickly get out of control. This Thursday morning starts mild with temperatures around 54 degrees at 8 A.M.

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Your midday Oklahoma weather update Step outside right now and you're already feeling spring warmth at 68 degrees. Today's about to get even better.

Your evening Oklahoma weather update And the weather gods are feeling generous — 67 degrees right now after waking up at 43 degrees.

Your midday Oklahoma weather update And Oklahoma's giving you a gift — a 43 degrees-degree temperature swing in just a few hours. 📍 Keywords: midday weather update | Oklahoma | midday forecast | OK weather forecast | Oklahoma weather | March weather

Your midday Oklahoma weather update Step outside and that wind will slap you awake. We're sitting at 31 degrees, but wind chills are stuck in the teens statewide. Single digits up north, while that northwest wind is gusting to 30 miles an hour. 📍 Keywords: midday forecast | OK weather forecast | midday weather update | Oklahoma | Oklahoma weather | March weather

Your morning Oklahoma weather update Step outside right now and you'll feel 24 degrees. But those northwest winds? They're making it feel like single digits across the northeast, while that's the kind of cold that finds every gap in your jacket. 📍 Keywords: Oklahoma | morning forecast | OK weather forecast | morning weather update | Oklahoma weather | March weather

Your evening Oklahoma weather update If you stepped outside today, you felt it, a powerful cold front just ripped through overnight. And now we're dealing with the aftermath. Winds are absolutely howling — gusts hitting 50 miles an hour in some spots. 📍 Keywords: March weather | Oklahoma | Oklahoma weather | evening weather update | evening forecast | OK weather forecast

Your evening Oklahoma weather update Step outside and you'll understand immediately. The wind is absolutely relentless right now — gusts hitting 60 miles an hour across much of the state. That's strong enough to snap tree limbs and knock out power. 📍 Keywords: evening weather update | March weather | Oklahoma weather | OK weather forecast | evening forecast | Oklahoma

Your midday Oklahoma weather update Dangerous winds are slamming the state right now. A brutal freeze is coming. 📍 Keywords: Oklahoma | midday weather update | midday forecast | Oklahoma weather | March weather | OK weather forecast

Your morning Oklahoma weather update Folks, hold onto your hats. We've got a serious wind event blasting through the state right now. 📍 Keywords: morning forecast | March weather | OK weather forecast | morning weather update | Oklahoma weather | Oklahoma

Good evening. Oklahoma. I'm Michael Mosby. Happy Saturday, folks. We're tracking a serious wind event for your Sunday. A powerful cold front is sweeping down from the Plains, bringing dangerous gusts and a sharp temperature crash. As the sun sets. It's warm and breezy right now, with temperatures in the 70s under a mostly clear sky. Enjoy it while you can, a cold front will slide into northwest Oklahoma after midnight. Tonight, lows will be mild, only dropping to the upper 50s. The front races through by morning, behind it, northwest winds will howl. Here comes sustained winds of 30 to 40 miles an hour, with gusts potentially hitting 65 miles an hour in western sections. This is dangerous. A High Wind Warning is in effect for the Panhandle and western Oklahoma. A Red Flag Warning is also posted for critical fire weather conditions, humidity levels will plummet to around 15 percent. Any spark will ignite rapidly, blowing dust could drop visibility to near zero at times. If you're driving near the Panhandle, remember: Pull Aside. Stay Alive. Temperature-wise. Temperatures will crash throughout the day. You'll start the day in the 60s but end it in the 40s. Clearing skies and calm winds Monday night set the stage for a hard freeze. Lows will plummet into the 20s statewide, wind chills will sit in the single digits during your morning commute. You'll want to cover the plants and bring the pets inside. Monday stays cool with highs in the 40s, but the cold doesn't last. Tuesday starts a massive warm-up, highs rebound to the upper 60s. By Thursday, we're talking near-record heat, highs will approach 92 degrees in central Oklahoma. The pattern stays dry, so the fire risk remains elevated all week. As the sun sets. Charge your phones and fill up the gas tank before tonight. — we'll be back with your next forecast evening. See you tomorrow.

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Good morning. Oklahoma. I'm Michael Mosby. Step outside right now and you'll feel that mild air — 61 degrees with clear skies. But don't let this calm fool you. We've got a beautiful but breezy day ahead, then storms return tomorrow. Today's all about sunshine and warmth. Highs statewide climb into the mid to upper 80s. Oklahoma City hits 86 degrees. Down in the southwest near Lawton, you're pushing 88. Tulsa sits at 86. South winds gust up to 28 miles an hour this afternoon, strongest across central Oklahoma. Fire weather is a concern today, especially northwest of I-44. Humidity drops into the teens with those gusty winds. If you're burning anything outdoors, hold off. Tonight stays mild with partly cloudy skies. Lows only drop to the mid 60s — 67 in Oklahoma City, 63 in the southwest. South winds continue around 15 miles an hour. Tuesday brings the storm threat back. Morning starts mild, then showers and storms develop by afternoon. The severe weather window opens late afternoon into evening as a dryline fires up across western Oklahoma. Main threats are large hail and damaging winds, with an isolated tornado possible. Highs reach the low 80s before storms arrive. Wednesday morning brings a strong cold front with lingering storms, especially across eastern Oklahoma. Behind the front, temperatures crash. Highs only reach the mid to upper 60s. Northwest winds gust to 45 miles an hour — that's wind advisory territory. Thursday turns sunny and pleasant with highs in the mid 60s. Friday warms back into the upper 70s. The weekend looks beautiful — sunny skies with highs in the low 80s Saturday, upper 70s Sunday. Enjoy today's warmth. Tomorrow's storms require your attention. See you this afternoon.

Good afternoon. Oklahoma. I'm Matt Mullins. If you stepped outside this morning and felt that bite. You weren't imagining it. We bottomed out at 35 degrees overnight. But here's the thing: that cold's already ancient history. We're climbing fast today under wall-to-wall sunshine, hitting the low to mid 70s statewide. Central Oklahoma tops out near 73 degrees. Northeast Oklahoma reaches 72. Southwest Oklahoma pushes to 74. Light southwest winds keep things comfortable all afternoon. Tonight stays mild with clear skies. Lows drop to the low 50s — a far cry from this morning's freeze. Monday brings the heat. We're talking mid 80s across most of the state. Oklahoma City hits 84 degrees. Tulsa reaches 84. Even the Panhandle pushes to 85. South winds pick up, gusting to 25 miles an hour in spots. Fire weather concerns develop across western Oklahoma with low humidity and gusty winds. But here's where things flip. Tuesday a storm system barrels in with severe weather potential. Showers and thunderstorms likely develop after 7 A.M., with the main event hitting Tuesday evening. Here comes a warm, moist, unstable atmosphere — the kind that can produce strong storms. All severe modes are possible. Highs reach the low 80s before the front arrives. Wednesday the cold front sweeps through. Showers taper off by midday. Highs drop to the mid 60s with gusty northwest winds. Some areas could see a light freeze Thursday morning — lows near 38 degrees statewide. The rest of the week? Much quieter. Sunshine returns Thursday with highs in the mid to upper 60s. Friday warms back to the upper 70s and low 80s. Saturday stays pleasant in the mid 70s. One more thing — spring forward tonight. Clocks move ahead one hour at 2 A.M. See you this evening.