Flash Flood Watches in Southeast and Tennessee Valley; Critical Fire Weather in California; Severe Weather in Upper Midwest

Flash flood watches are in effect today in parts of the Southeast and Tennessee Valley from organized areas of heavy to excessive rainfall. Meanwhile, critical fire weather conditions are likely across northern California with offshore winds and dry conditions. Finally, a strong cold front will produce severe thunderstorms across the Upper to Mid Mississippi Valley. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Mon, Sep. 20, 2021 at 12:44:15 pm CDT

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Isolated strong to severe storms are possible, mainly across western north Texas into southwest Oklahoma. One or two storms could produce damaging wind gusts.

Showers and storms will become more widespread this evening.

Temperatures will be well above normal today, but cooler temperatures are on the way as a cold front will move through tonight.

A strong cold front will move through the area today and tonight bringing rain chances across portions of central Oklahoma as well as more widespread seasonably cooler and mild mid-week temperatures. A gradual warmup to more seasonably average temperatures by late week.

A big cool down is expected tonight and Tuesday, then a gradual warming trend by the end of the week.

The Fire Danger will be elevated this afternoon, and again on Thursday afternoon and Sunday afternoon across portions of western Oklahoma and western sections of north Texas.

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	11:52	Mostly Cloudy	9	85	64	49	SSW 15	-	29.80
Stillwater, OK	11:53	Clear	10	89	66	46	SSW 13	92 [HI]	29.80
Lawton, OK	11:53	Clear	10	91	62	38	S 13G21	92 [HI]	29.80
Wichita Falls, TX	11:52	Mostly Cloudy	10	94	62	34	S 20G26	95 [HI]	29.80
Ponca City, OK	11:53	Clear	10	87	67	51	S 13G25	-	29.76
Enid, OK	11:56	Clear	10	88	67	49	S 18G23	-	29.76
Alva, OK	12:15	Clear	10	86	57	37	NNW 18G25	-	29.79
Woodward, OK	11:50	Clear	10	78	53	41	N 21G31	-	29.88
Gage, OK	11:53	Clear	10	82	55	39	N 23G29	-	29.88
Watonga, OK	12:15	Clear	10	91	60	35	SW 17G24	91 [HI]	29.81
Clinton, OK	11:53	Clear	10	90	55	30	W 17	-	29.82
Weatherford, OK	12:15	Clear	10	89	59	36	WSW 16	-	29.80
Hobart, OK	11:53	Clear	10	91	59	34	SSW 15	-	29.81
Altus, OK	12:15	Clear	10	93	57	29	W 8	92 [HI]	29.82
Frederick, OK	11:53	Clear	10	89	59	36	SSW 12	-	29.77
Ardmore, OK	11:50	Clear	10	89	68	49	S 10	93 [HI]	29.84
Ada, OK	11:55	Clear	10	86	68	55	S 10	-	29.85
Shawnee, OK	11:55	Clear	10	87	62	42	SSW 17G22	-	29.81

Local Weather History For September 20th...

Lightning struck a tree next to a home in Davis on the afternoon of
September 20, 1992. The lightning jumped from the tree to the home,
where it blew a five-inch diameter hole in the roof, tore siding off,
blew off sheet rock on the bathroom wall, and burned up the phone
lines.

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