Tropical Storm Colin Pulls Away from the Coast; Severe Weather for Portions of Montana and Plains on Sunday

Tropical Storm Colin will continue to track away from the U.S. East Coast through Sunday. Meanwhile, severe weather potential for portions of Montana and the Plains are forecast through Sunday. Critical fire weather conditions to persist across the Great Basin and interior Alaska the remainder of the weekend. Heat will build for the Plains, Ohio and Tennessee Valleys and Great Lakes into Monday. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Sat, Jul. 2, 2022 at 6:55:03 pm CDT

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Showers and thunderstorms will be possible again this afternoon and evening. A few of the storms could become strong to severe with hail and strong wind gusts possible.

A few showers and thunderstorms are possible late this afternoon and evening across portions of northern and central OK.

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	17:52	Cumulonimbus Clouds Observed	10	93	67	42	SE 13	97 [HI]	29.89
Stillwater, OK	17:53	Clear	10	97	67	37	S 13	101 [HI]	29.88
Lawton, OK	17:53	Clear	10	101	62	28	SSE 14	103 [HI]	29.84
Wichita Falls, TX	17:52	Clear	10	101	60	26	SE 15G18	102 [HI]	29.83
Ponca City, OK	17:53	Clear	10	94	67	41	SSE 12	98 [HI]	29.87
Enid, OK	17:56	Lightning Observed	10	82	72	70	E 10	-	29.89
Alva, OK	18:40	Mostly Clear	10	91	66	43	SSE 16G23	94 [HI]	29.88
Woodward, OK	18:35	Lightning Observed	10	95	60	32	SSE 6	95 [HI]	29.93
Gage, OK	17:53	Clear	10	95	62	33	S 5	96 [HI]	29.90
Watonga, OK	18:35	Lightning Observed	10	94	64	36	SE 10	95 [HI]	29.91
Clinton, OK	17:53	Lightning Observed	10	99	62	29	SSE 15G25	101 [HI]	29.88
Weatherford, OK	18:35	Clear	10	96	63	33	SSE 14	98 [HI]	29.88
Hobart, OK	17:53	Mostly Clear	10	101	60	26	SE 17G24	102 [HI]	29.86
Altus, OK	18:35	Lightning Observed	10	102	56	22	SSE 13	101 [HI]	29.86
Frederick, OK	17:53	Clear	10	102	57	22	ESE 16G23	101 [HI]	29.81
Ardmore, OK	18:35	Clear	10	95	66	39	SE 9	98 [HI]	29.86
Ada, OK	18:15	Clear	10	91	68	46	SSE 8	95 [HI]	29.91
Shawnee, OK	18:35	Clear	10	93	62	35	SE 12	94 [HI]	29.90

Local Weather History For July 2nd...

Large hail and damaging winds accompanied severe thunderstorms across
parts of central Oklahoma on July 2, 1972. Baseball-size hail fell in
the Oklahoma City metropolitan area, and winds reached 75 to 100 mph.
The wind took down power lines and damaged or destroyed at least 23
mobile homes. Winds gusted to 100 mph in Lindsay, and 80 mph in
Norman. The wind in these areas mainly damaged trees and blew down
power lines, but also damaged a few roofs.

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