Severe Thunderstorm and Critical Fire Weather Threats in the Central U.S. Tuesday

There is an Enhanced Risk (Level 3 of 5) for severe thunderstorms Tuesday with threats for significant severe hail and tornado potential over southern Iowa into northern Missouri and west-central Illinois. Elevated to critical fire weather is possible Tuesday due to gusty winds and dry conditions over parts of the southern High Plains and northeastern Montana. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Tue, Apr. 16, 2024 at 12:05:18 am CDT

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Current Weather Observations...

Location	Time (CDT)	Weather	Vsby. (SM)	Temp. (ºF)	Dewpt. (ºF)	Hum. (%)	Wind (mph)	Wind Chill / Heat Index (ºF)	Pres. (in)
Oklahoma City, OK	23:52	Mostly Cloudy	10	71	66	84	SSE 28G39	-	29.65
Norman, OK	23:35	Overcast	10	72	67	83	S 23G35	-	29.68
Stillwater, OK	23:53	Overcast	10	73	66	78	SSE 18G28	-	29.67
Lawton, OK	23:53	Mostly Cloudy	10	73	66	78	SSE 21G37	-	29.63
Wichita Falls, TX	23:52	Overcast	10	72	68	87	SSE 20G32	-	29.66
Ponca City, OK	23:53	Lightning Observed	10	72	65	78	S 18G31	-	29.65
Enid, OK	23:40	Partly Cloudy	10	71	66	83	SSE 21G25	-	29.61
Alva, OK	23:55	Overcast	10	71	68	88	SSE 22G28	-	29.57
Woodward, OK	23:55	Overcast	10	69	62	77	S 23G35	-	29.61
Gage, OK	23:53	Overcast	10	71	64	78	S 30G46	-	29.58
Watonga, OK	23:35	Overcast	10	71	66	83	S 18G29	-	29.65
Clinton, OK	23:53	Overcast	9	70	66	87	S 24G43	-	29.63
Weatherford, OK	23:55	Lightning Observed	10	71	66	84	S 20G28	-	29.64
Hobart, OK	23:53	Overcast	9	71	68	90	S 26G41	-	29.65
Altus, OK	23:35	Overcast	10	71	68	88	SSE 23G31	-	29.64
Frederick, OK	23:53	Mostly Cloudy	10	72	68	87	SSE 18G31	-	29.63
Ardmore, OK	23:35	Overcast	10	71	68	88	SSE 13	-	29.76
Ada, OK	23:55	Overcast	10	69	68	94	SSE 21G28	-	29.75

Local Weather History For April 16th...

An interesting oddity occurred near Wichita Falls on April 16, 1977.
A weak tornado not only developed from a weak shower, as no lightning
or thunder was noticed, but the tornado then proceeded to move toward
the west, though most tornadoes move toward the east. The tornado was
accompanied by a loud roar as it moved through largely uninhabited
areas just west of Wichita Falls.

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