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Scattered severe storms are possible through late this evening across much of the area with the potential for all hazards.
Severe storms are expected into late this evening across much of the area.
Scattered severe storms are possible Friday afternoon into the overnight hours across much of the area with the potential for all hazards.
Elevated to near-critical fire weather conditions are expected Thursday afternoon into the evening across portions of western Oklahoma into western north Texas.
Western Oklahoma into western north Texas will see several days of elevated to near critical fire weather into early next week.
Severe storms are possible today and Friday across portions of the area with elevated to near critical fire weather conditions across portions of western Oklahoma into western north Texas is expected most days through early next week. A cold front this weekend will bring a "cool" down in temperatures. Temperatures will approach freezing Sunday morning across northwest and northern Oklahoma.

Local Weather History For April 15th...
The morning low temperature in Wichita Falls on April 15, 1983, was a
chilly 32 degrees. Up until the spring of 2013, this was the latest
spring freeze on record at the Falls.

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