Severe Weather Threat from the Middle Mississippi Valley to the Ohio Valley; Inclement Weather Continues in Southern California and the Southwest

Severe thunderstorms capable of producing large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes are expected across the middle Mississippi Valley into the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys. Heavy mountain snow and rainfall will continue in southern California and the Desert Southwest through late week. The heavy rainfall may pose a flash flood risk, especially to burn scar locations. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Wed, Apr. 8, 2020 at 6:22:41 pm CDT

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A few severe storms will be possible across the Red River Valley of southern Oklahoma and western north Texas on Saturday.

Strong to severe storms may occur across southern Oklahoma and northern Texas on Saturday, ahead of another strong cold front. This front will bring in enough cold air for the potential of a wintry mix across parts of the region early next week. There will likely be freezing temperatures by next Monday morning, so plan accordingly to protect any tender plants.

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	17:52	Mostly Clear	10	85	52	32	NNW 15	-	29.74
Stillwater, OK	17:53	Clear	10	89	53	29	NW 10G20	-	29.72
Lawton, OK	17:53	Clear	10	88	54	31	SSW 8	-	29.74
Wichita Falls, TX	17:52	Clear	10	88	52	29	S 10	-	29.74
Ponca City, OK	17:53	Clear	10	88	41	19	N 17G23	-	29.73
Enid, OK	17:56	Clear	10	85	46	24	N 14	-	29.77
Alva, OK	17:55	Clear	10	84	39	20	NNE 20	-	29.81
Woodward, OK	17:55	Clear	10	84	33	16	N 16G25	-	29.87
Gage, OK	17:53	Clear	10	87	32	13	N 13G23	-	29.84
Watonga, OK	17:55	Clear	10	83	56	38	N 15G20	-	29.81
Clinton, OK	17:53	Clear	10	83	51	33	N 9	-	29.80
Weatherford, OK	17:55	Clear	10	86	51	30	N 14G17	-	29.79
Hobart, OK	17:53	Clear	10	90	39	16	NW 12	-	29.77
Altus, OK	17:55	Clear	10	92	27	9	NW 10	-	29.78
Frederick, OK	17:53	Clear	10	91	39	16	NW 13	-	29.72
Ardmore, OK	17:55	Clear	10	87	53	31	VRB 12	-	29.72
Ada, OK	17:55	Clear	10	89	42	19	W 10G17	-	29.73
Shawnee, OK	17:55	Clear	10	90	39	16	WNW 13G22	-	29.72

Local Weather History For April 8th...

Damaging severe weather was seen across far northern Oklahoma on this
date back in 2011. Numerous supercell thunderstorms produced hail the
size of golf balls to baseballs from Cherokee, eastward toward
Medford, Billings, Enid, and Ponca City. A particularly strong
supercell produced a measured 94 mph wind gust at the Ponca City
airport. This resulted in significant damage to numerous buildings on
and near the airport grounds.

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