Severe Thunderstorm Threat Over The Eastern U.S., Critical Fire Weather Likely Over The Southwest

A cold front will bring the threat for scattered strong to severe thunderstorms from the Mid Atlantic to New England into Saturday morning. Some of the storms could produce damaging winds and locally heavy rainfall. Dangerously hot and dry conditions will persist over the Desert Southwest this weekend. Critical fire weather conditions likely. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Fri, May. 29, 2020 at 9:37:36 pm CDT

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Warm to hot conditions are expected through late next week with little or no rainfall.

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	20:52	Clear	10	70	57	63	E 7	-	30.17
Stillwater, OK	20:53	Clear	10	73	56	55	ENE 5	-	30.16
Lawton, OK	20:53	Clear	10	77	59	53	ESE 6	-	30.14
Wichita Falls, TX	20:52	Clear	10	77	60	55	ESE 6	-	30.13
Ponca City, OK	20:53	Clear	10	73	53	49	E 5	-	30.17
Enid, OK	20:56	Clear	10	72	57	59	ESE 5	-	30.17
Alva, OK	21:15	Clear	10	71	53	53	ESE 10	-	30.16
Woodward, OK	20:55	Clear	10	73	53	49	ESE 8	-	30.19
Gage, OK	20:53	Clear	10	75	54	47	SE 9	-	30.15
Watonga, OK	20:55	Clear	10	76	55	48	ESE 7	-	30.19
Clinton, OK	20:53	Clear	10	78	55	45	SE 9	-	30.18
Weatherford, OK	20:55	Clear	10	73	59	60	ESE 7	-	30.18
Hobart, OK	20:53	Clear	10	78	58	49	SSE 8	-	30.16
Altus, OK	21:15	Clear	10	77	56	47	SE 6	-	30.17
Frederick, OK	20:53	Clear	10	80	58	46	SSE 6	-	30.12
Ardmore, OK	20:55	Clear	10	75	64	69	CALM	-	30.14
Ada, OK	20:55	Clear	10	71	59	64	CALM	-	30.17
Shawnee, OK	20:55	Clear	10	73	57	57	ENE 5	-	30.16

Local Weather History For May 29th...

During late evening hours of May 29, 2004, a significant severe
weather outbreak occurred over western and central Oklahoma, mainly
along and just north of Interstate-40. Quarter to golf ball-size hail
was the most common size of hail that fell, but hailstones up to
softball-size fell just east of Custer City. Damage surveys concluded
that much of the wind damage was due to straight-line winds, but
three F1 tornadoes did track across northwestern Canadian, central
Logan, and northwest Lincoln counties.

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