Tropical Storm Fay in the Atlantic; Severe Storms in the Plains; Excessive Heat and Fire Weather Threats in the West

Summer is in full swing! Tropical Storm Fay will bring heavy rain with flash flood potential, and isolated tornadoes to the Mid-Atlantic and New England. Severe storms in the Plains may produce intense winds, very large hail, and locally heavy rain. Excessive heat 110 to 121 F is possible in the Desert Southwest into early next week. Critical fire weather threats continue for portions of the West. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Fri, Jul. 10, 2020 at 12:24:36 pm CDT

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Severe thunderstorms will be possible early this morning, with up to quarter size hail and 70 mph winds possible. The greatest chances will be across portions of northern and central Oklahoma.

A few thunderstorms will be possible late Saturday afternoon into the evening. A few may be severe during the evening, and possibly overnight. The greatest risk of severe storms will be over northeast Oklahoma. Large hail and strong winds will be the primary risks.

With triple digit heat & humidity on the rise late this week into the weekend, be aware that outdoor activity especially during the afternoon hours could result in heat illnesses.

Hot/dry/breezy weather will raise the risk of grass fires early next week, mainly over western Oklahoma and western north Texas.

Above-average temperatures are expected through late next week. Very humid conditions Friday and Saturday will result in dangerously hot conditions.

Hot conditions are expected through late next week. Very high humidities will cause dangerously hot conditions today and Saturday. A few thunderstorms will be possible through the weekend, with severe storms possible Saturday afternoon and evening.

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	11:52	Thunder \ Cumulonimbus Clouds, Lightning Observed	10	68	66	93	ENE 21G26	-	30.10
Stillwater, OK	12:03	Thunder In The Vicinity \ Light Rain \ Lightning Observed	10	73	64	73	ESE 28G41	-	29.98
Lawton, OK	11:53	Partly Cloudy	10	89	74	61	NE 14	98 [HI]	30.08
Wichita Falls, TX	11:52	Mostly Cloudy	10	92	76	59	SSW 14	104 [HI]	30.01
Ponca City, OK	11:53	Lightning Observed	10	75	63	66	SSE 23G30	-	29.97
Enid, OK	11:56	Lightning Observed	10	71	71	100	SE 16	-	30.02
Alva, OK	12:15	Clear	10	80	66	61	SSE 25	-	30.03
Woodward, OK	12:15	Clear	10	80	64	57	ESE 24G33	-	30.08
Gage, OK	11:53	Clear	10	82	66	58	ESE 24G35	-	30.06
Watonga, OK	12:15	Lightning Observed	10	70	68	91	SE 15G20	-	30.10
Clinton, OK	11:53	Light Rain \ Lightning Observed	10	71	69	93	ESE 30G39	-	30.07
Weatherford, OK	12:15	Clear	10	71	69	94	ESE 21G25	-	30.08
Hobart, OK	12:16	Light Rain \ Lightning Observed	7	73	70	90	E 15	-	30.15
Altus, OK	12:15	Light Rain	4	82	70	68	NE 26G33	-	30.11
Frederick, OK	11:53	Clear	10	94	73	51	SSE 14	103 [HI]	29.98
Ardmore, OK	11:55	Lightning Observed	10	93	75	56	CALM	105 [HI]	30.07
Ada, OK	11:50	Lightning Observed	10	80	77	88	NNE 6	-	30.14
Shawnee, OK	11:55	Heavy Rain With Thunder \ Lightning Observed	2	68	68	100	NNW 16G28	-	30.25

Local Weather History For July 10th...

On this date back in 2009, extreme heat affected much of region,
especially northwest portions of Oklahoma. Freedom broke and Buffalo
tied their all-time hottest temperature readings when they reached
115 degrees.

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