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Last Map Update: Sun, Mar 1, 2026 at 2:54:46 pm CST

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Hazardous Weather Outlook

Sunday Severe Risk

Rain/Storm Chances Through Sunday Night

Tuesday: Fire Weather & Storms

Severe Weather Next Week

Widespread Rain & Storms Possible: Thurs.-Sat.

Upcoming Spotter Training

Storms that develop near a cold front Sunday afternoon/evening will have the potential to become severe. The strongest storms will be capable to quarter-to-golf-ball-sized hail.

Occasional coverage of scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue from Sunday into Monday morning, with greatest coverage expected on Sunday evening and night across east-central Oklahoma.

Dual weather hazards are expected on Tuesday and Tuesday night across the parts of our area. Low humidity and gusty winds during the day will yield elevated fire weather conditions across our northwest. Increasing chances for thunderstorms, a few strong-to-severe, are expected into the overnight hours.

Severe thunderstorms will be possible next week, especially from Wednesday onward towards the weekend. Check back as details on timing, areas of greatest risk and expected hazards come into better focus.

An approaching weather system late next week will offer potential for more widespread coverage of showers and thunderstorms, especially across central and eastern Oklahoma. Check back as details come into better focus.

Upcoming spotter training will be at: Vernon, TX on Mar 2 (Monday) at 6:30pm Online Webinar on Mar 3 (Tuesday) at 6:30pm Watonga, OK on Mar 9 (Monday) at 6:30pm

Local Weather History For March 1st...

A large wildfire greatly affected Lincoln and Stephens Counties on
March 1, 2006. Strong winds, coupled with very dry air and record
temperatures in the 90s, allowed wildfires to spread quickly,
especially around the towns of Duncan and Chandler. Many residents
were evacuated and property damage reached $15 million with $250,000
in crop damage. In its wake, several firefighters were injured and
unfortunately one firefighter died from extensive burns.

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