Forecasters Warn of ‘Wildfire Outbreak’ Across Texas and Oklahoma
The winds are expected to be strongest and the fire risk highest in an area extending from north Texas across central Oklahoma into southeast Kansas and including a smidgen of Missouri. Wind speeds could top 90 miles per hour in the most extreme cases.
Dry conditions and high wind could fuel wildfires starting Friday. Here's what Oklahomans should expect this week.
Two U.S. offices within the National Weather Service are suspending some of their weather balloon launches in the first changes to forecasting since reported layoffs within the agency.
Among the closures of several federal facilities in Oklahoma by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is a listing ...
The National Weather Service says it has been 20 years since the forecast has been so favorable for fast-spreading fires. While it has been this dry before, and as windy as it will be on Friday, such ...
Less than two weeks after subzero wind chills spread across Oklahoma, thunderstorms and tornadoes are in the forecast.
After Oklahoma's brutal cold snap last month, weather scientists believe temperatures could end up higher than average this ...
As we gear up for the severe storms, you'll want to have a plan in place before you go to bed. We've got your back with the ...
On Wednesday, employees at National Weather Center in Norman said they had not been notified of layoffs at the facility.
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