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Last Map Update: Thu, Mar 19, 2026 at 7:54:20 pm CDT

Near-record to record breaking temperatures are likely late this week into the weekend.
Near critical to critical fire weather conditions are expected across most of the area. Make sure you are doing your part to prevent fires from starting!
Near-record/record temperatures are expected for multiple days as an early-spring heat wave moves through the southern Plains.
Elevated fire weather most days for the next week, with near-critical conditions possible on Sunday as a cold front brings strong winds to the area.
Forecast for the next 7 days.
Here are some things to keep in mind to avoid activities that could lead to a wildfire start.

Local Weather History For March 19th...
March 19th is known both for record heat and record snowfall. On
March 19, 1907, the highest March temperature in Oklahoma City was
set when the temperature soared to 97 degrees, while March 19, 1924,
brought the third highest daily snowfall total to Oklahoma City with
11.3 inches.

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