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Last Map Update: Sun, Feb 15, 2026 at 10:26:30 am CST

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Fire weather conditions will increase across much of Oklahoma (especially western areas) and western-north Texas next week due to warm, dry and windy conditions.

Increasing fire weather concerns this week with dry and windy conditions, along with warm, above-normal temperatures.

Temperatures will be 20-25 degrees above normal for the first half of the coming week. We have a shot to tie or set record high temperatures, most likely on Tuesday.

Increasing risk for fire weather during the middle of this week with dry and windy conditions, along with warm, above normal temperatures.

After a week break, there will be other spotter training sessions available the last week of February: in Madill and Hollis and online. These events are free and open to all ages! For more information, please visit: https://weather.gov/oun/spottertalk

Local Weather History For February 15th...

Periods of freezing rain fell across much of southern and southwest
Oklahoma from late evening of the 14th through mid-morning of the
16th in 2002, with many areas receiving one to two tenths of an inch
of ice. As a result, a 30-car pileup occurred near the intersection
of Interstate 40 and Interstate 44 in Oklahoma County, resulting in 2
fatalities. Numerous other accidents resulted in 3 additional
fatalities across the area before the freezing rain ended.

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