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Strong north winds behind yesterday's cold front will persist through the daytime today, with occasional to frequent gusts of 30 to 40 mph.
Strong and gusty winds behind yesterday's cold front, along with the arrival of much lower dew points and a lack of recent rains will lead to a localized fire weather threat for parts of far southeast Oklahoma from late this morning and through this afternoon. Avoid burning and immediately report any accidental fire starts.
The first frosty morning of the fall season is on deck for some areas Saturday, with parts of Osage, Pawnee and Washington counties in northeast Oklahoma most favored. If you have sensitive plants outdoors that may be harmed by frost, prepare to take steps to protect them. Additional frost potential exists Sunday morning in northern areas.
Dry, breezy and much cooler conditions today. Dry and cool conditions will continue through the remainder of the weekend, with warmer conditions for the early part of next week.
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