Clipper to Impact the Great Lakes and Northeast with Blast of Winter Weather

A strengthening clipper storm will shift across southeastern Canada Wednesday and Thursday with a arctic cold front crossing the Great Lakes and Northeast which will produce intense bursts of snow and gusty winds. Localized short-duration blizzard conditions will be possible with several feet of additional lake effect snow in the Great Lakes. Dry and warm conditions are expected in the West. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Wed, Dec 4, 2024 at 1:08:44 am CST

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National Weather Service Wichita, Kansas

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National Weather Service Fort Worth/Dallas, TX

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Wednesday Rain

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It'll be a temperature roller coaster this week with another cold front arriving Wednesday into Thursday. We'll warm up into the weekend.

Current Weather Observations...

Location	Time (CST)	Weather	Vsby. (SM)	Temp. (ºF)	Dewpt. (ºF)	Hum. (%)	Wind (mph)	Wind Chill / Heat Index (ºF)	Pres. (in)
Oklahoma City, OK	00:52	Mostly Clear	10	41	35	79	SSE 10	34 [WC]	30.23
Norman, OK	00:30	Clear	10	42	35	75	SSE 8	37 [WC]	30.23
Stillwater, OK	00:53	Clear	10	47	35	63	S 9	42 [WC]	30.21
Lawton, OK	00:53	Partly Cloudy	10	45	38	76	S 7	41 [WC]	30.25
Wichita Falls, TX	00:52	Mostly Clear	10	45	37	73	S 8	40 [WC]	30.24
Ponca City, OK	00:53	Clear	10	44	34	67	S 7	40 [WC]	30.18
Enid, OK	23:55	Clear	10	44	36	72	S 15	36 [WC]	30.16
Alva, OK	00:30	Clear	10	46	39	75	SSW 14	39 [WC]	30.14
Woodward, OK	00:55	Clear	10	44	35	70	SW 14G20	37 [WC]	30.18
Gage, OK	00:53	Clear	10	44	37	76	SSW 16	36 [WC]	30.15
Watonga, OK	00:35	Clear	10	44	35	70	S 10	38 [WC]	30.23
Clinton, OK	00:53	Clear	10	43	36	76	SSW 21	34 [WC]	30.19
Weatherford, OK	00:55	Clear	10	43	35	72	SSW 10	37 [WC]	30.21
Altus, OK	21:26	Clear	10	44	37	75	SE 9	38 [WC]	30.27
Frederick, OK	00:53	Clear	10	46	37	70	S 10	41 [WC]	30.21
Ardmore, OK	00:35	Mostly Clear	10	39	37	93	CALM	-	30.29
Ada, OK	00:35	Clear	10	42	35	75	SSE 8	36 [WC]	30.27

Local Weather History For December 4th...

At least four people were killed as the result of a winter storm that
occurred from the evening of December 4, 1992, into the afternoon of
the 5th. The storm brought four to nine inches of snow to northwest
and north-central Oklahoma, and one to four inches of snow and sleet
to much of central Oklahoma.

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