Locally Heavy Rain The Next Few Days; Inclement Weather Returns To Northwest Late In The Week

Locally heavy rainfall is expected the next few days in multiple areas of the Lower 48. Today rain is expected across the East, then on Wednesday in the southern Plains and Lower Mississippi Valley and finally on Thursday across the Ohio Valley. Meanwhile, a very inclement weather pattern will take shape late week into the weekend for the Northwest, West Coast and much of the West. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Tue, Dec. 6, 2022 at 2:27:22 pm CST

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Widespread rainfall is expected Wednesday through Thursday. Some locations across central and southern Oklahoma could see rainfall exceeding 1-1.5 inches.

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	13:52	Overcast	7	44	40	85	N 10	38 [WC]	29.97
Stillwater, OK	13:53	Overcast	8	44	40	85	NW 9	39 [WC]	29.97
Lawton, OK	13:53	Clear	10	55	45	68	NNE 10	-	29.96
Wichita Falls, TX	13:52	Overcast	10	56	50	80	NE 5	-	29.94
Ponca City, OK	13:53	Overcast	10	42	36	78	NW 7	37 [WC]	29.96
Enid, OK	13:40	Overcast	10	39	35	86	NW 7	33 [WC]	29.95
Alva, OK	13:55	Clear	10	50	30	46	NNE 9	-	29.96
Woodward, OK	13:35	Clear	10	44	28	52	NNW 5	41 [WC]	29.99
Gage, OK	13:53	Clear	10	49	28	44	VRB 5	-	29.94
Watonga, OK	13:55	Mostly Cloudy	10	42	37	80	W 5	39 [WC]	30.00
Clinton, OK	13:53	Clear	10	47	40	76	NNE 6	44 [WC]	29.96
Weatherford, OK	13:55	Overcast	10	42	37	82	NNW 3	-	29.97
Hobart, OK	13:53	Mostly Cloudy	9	48	41	76	VRB 6	-	29.96
Altus, OK	13:55	Clear	10	53	43	68	NNE 7	-	29.97
Frederick, OK	12:53	Clear	10	55	46	71	N 13	-	29.92
Ardmore, OK	13:50	Overcast	10	57	51	82	N 10	-	29.94
Ada, OK	13:30	Overcast	10	51	50	93	N 7	-	29.95
Shawnee, OK	13:35	Overcast	10	45	43	92	NNW 8	40 [WC]	29.96

Local Weather History For December 6th...

Oklahoma and western north Texas can see a decent amount of snow in
December. The snowiest December on record for Oklahoma City occurred
in 2009, when a monthly total of 14 inches was recorded. Of that 14
inches, 13.5 of it occurred with the Christmas Eve blizzard, and the
other half-inch was seen on the 29th. At Wichita Falls, the snowiest
December occurred in 1942, when 8 inches of snow was tallied.

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