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Elevated to Critical fire weather will be possible Sunday afternoon with extremely gusty winds and low humidity. A Fire Weather Watch is in effect for parts of OK and western north TX.
Strong northwest winds are expected behind a cold front that will move across the area Sunday. Wind gusts up to 60-65 mph will be possible.
A hard freeze will occur Sunday night into Monday morning, with wind chills reaching as cold as 10-20 degrees.
At least elevated fire weather will continue daily across portions of our area, especially across western Oklahoma and western-north Texas. The fire danger will be highest on Sunday afternoon behind a strong cold front.
As a strong upper ridge develops across the Southwestern U.S., hot and dry weather is expected into late March. This will continue to promote daily fire weather risks.
Forecast for the next 7 days.

Local Weather History For March 14th...
On this date back in 1999, much of northern Oklahoma dug out of one
of the more significant snowstorms in recent Oklahoma history. Snow
accumulations of over a foot were recorded across much of
north-central and northeast Oklahoma, with a maximum storm total of
20 inches in Pond Creek, north of Enid. A snow burst, accompanied by
lightning and thunder, may have contributed to a 30 car pileup on the
Turner Turnpike in Lincoln County.

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