Severe Thunderstorms for Mid-Atlantic and Northeast; Typhoon Approaching Guam

A cold front will sweep eastward today accompanied by strong to severe thunderstorms for the mid-Atlantic and Northeast today. In the wake of this cold front, autumn like temperatures and gusty winds from the Plains, Mississippi Valley, Great Lakes to most of the eastern seaboard. Fire weather conditions for lower Mississippi Valley into portions of California. For Guam, a typhoon is approaching. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Fri, Oct 16, 2026 at 6:42:54 am CDT

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Windy & Cooler Friday

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Next 7 Days

Rain chances will continue to gradually decrease overnight then ending completely by sunrise Friday. There will still be some residual flooding and river flooding ongoing into tomorrow but not expecting any new flash flooding.

Windy and cool today with highs in the 50s and 60s. Wind gusts of 30 to 45 mph are also expected. Wind speeds will decrease becoming light tonight.

Turning cold Friday night with lows by Saturday morning in the mid 30s to lower 40s. Far northwest Oklahoma could see a light freeze with temperatures dropping into the lower 30s. Winds should be light producing very little wind chill across northern & western Oklahoma.

The cooler temperatures have arrived and will remain through the weekend before warming back above average towards the middle of next week.

Dry trend through early next week. Windy on Friday through the afternoon hours then decreasing winds overnight. Cold Saturday morning with temperatures returning to normal next week.

Local Weather History For October 16th...

An early morning tornado struck near Taloga, in western Oklahoma, on
October 16th, 1980. The tornado carried a mobile home 40 feet,
destroying it, and injuring the three people inside. It also
destroyed a barn and several other homes.

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