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Hazardous Weather Outlook

Tonight

Thursday Morning Fog

Temperatures

The Week Ahead

As drier air continues to surge southward lowering our dew points, clear night skies and light winds will enhance nightime cooling resulting in low temperatures by early Thursday morning in the 50s.

Light patchy fog will be possible Thursday morning for a few hours near sunrise. Not expecting visibilities to be reduced low enough for any driving hazards.

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	19:52	Clear	10	73	49	42	ENE 5	-	29.96
Norman, OK	19:45	Clear	10	73	51	46	NE 3	-	29.95
Stillwater, OK	19:53	Clear	10	68	51	54	NNE 6	-	29.96
Lawton, OK	19:53	Clear	10	76	53	44	NE 7	-	29.96
Wichita Falls, TX	19:52	Clear	10	77	52	41	ENE 5	-	29.94
Ponca City, OK	19:53	Clear	10	68	52	56	CALM	-	29.96
Enid, OK	19:55	Clear	10	74	48	40	ENE 6	-	29.94
Alva, OK	19:35	Clear	10	75	57	53	ESE 6	-	29.98
Woodward, OK	19:35	Clear	10	73	46	38	ENE 3	-	30.04
Gage, OK	19:53	Clear	10	75	46	35	E 7	-	30.00
Watonga, OK	19:35	Clear	10	73	50	44	N 5	-	30.02
Clinton, OK	19:53	Clear	10	73	49	42	N 5	-	30.00
Weatherford, OK	19:35	Clear	10	74	49	41	NE 7	-	29.99
Altus, OK	19:08	Clear	10	80	46	30	N 6	-	29.97
Frederick, OK	19:53	Clear	10	76	52	43	ENE 5	-	29.93
Ardmore, OK	19:50	Clear	10	71	57	60	CALM	-	29.94
Ada, OK	19:35	Clear	10	71	55	56	CALM	-	29.96

Local Weather History For September 25th...

Heavy rain fell in the Blackwell area of north-central Oklahoma on
September 24 and 25, 1996, causing many roads to be closed. Even the
I-35 exit at Braman was closed due to flooding. NWS radar estimated
that more than three inches of rain fell in less than 90 minutes in
central Kay County, late in the evening of the 25th. The two-day
rainfall total in Blackwell was nine inches.

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