Fresh Snow and Temperature Outlook Ahead of Christmas Day

If you are looking for fresh snow by Christmas morning or are curious about potential travel disruptions, the best chances for at least 1" of new snowfall early this week exist across the mountainous West, Great Lakes, and Northeast. Otherwise, temperatures this last full week of December will average above normal for much of the lower 48 states. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Sun, Dec 22, 2024 at 5:50:40 pm CST

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Patchy to areas of fog will be possible overnight tonight into Monday morning across western Oklahoma and western north Texas. Drivers be prepared for changes in visibility.

Light patchy drizzle will be possible Monday afternoon just ahead of an approaching weather system. Drizzle may impact parts of northern, central, south central and southeast Oklahoma.

Our next chance for measurable rain will arrive by Monday evening and continue into Tuesday. A few thunderstorms will be possible across southeast Oklahoma during the day on Tuesday, though severe weather is not currently expected.

Warm and dry conditions are expected on Christmas Day. Chances for rain will be increasing by the late evening hours.

Areas of fog and drizzle tonight into Monday with rain accumulating Monday night through Tuesday and again late Wednesday into Thursday.

Current Weather Observations...

Location	Time (CST)	Weather	Vsby. (SM)	Temp. (ºF)	Dewpt. (ºF)	Hum. (%)	Wind (mph)	Wind Chill / Heat Index (ºF)	Pres. (in)
Oklahoma City, OK	16:52	Mostly Cloudy	10	55	45	68	S 14	-	30.05
Norman, OK	16:45	Clear	10	55	42	62	SSE 13	-	30.06
Stillwater, OK	16:53	Clear	10	57	39	50	SSE 17	-	30.03
Lawton, OK	17:24	Overcast	10	60	50	69	SSE 9	-	30.05
Wichita Falls, TX	16:52	Overcast	10	63	50	62	S 14G23	-	30.05
Ponca City, OK	16:53	Clear	10	56	38	50	SSE 15G24	-	30.02
Enid, OK	16:55	Clear	10	57	43	58	S 21	-	29.96
Alva, OK	17:15	Lightning Observed	10	55	42	62	S 16	-	29.95
Woodward, OK	17:10	Clear	10	53	35	50	S 12	-	29.98
Gage, OK	16:53	Clear	10	57	37	47	S 18	-	29.94
Watonga, OK	17:15	Clear	10	57	48	71	S 18G22	-	30.02
Clinton, OK	16:53	Light Rain	10	57	47	68	S 28G36	-	29.99
Weatherford, OK	17:35	Mostly Cloudy	10	57	48	73	S 14G24	-	30.01
Altus, OK	17:35	Clear	10	59	50	72	S 13G21	-	30.00
Frederick, OK	16:53	Overcast	10	62	49	62	S 15	-	30.00
Ardmore, OK	17:35	Clear	10	53	39	57	SE 10	-	30.11
Ada, OK	17:35	Clear	10	50	37	61	SE 12G16	-	30.12

Local Weather History For December 22nd...

Strong winds blew across Oklahoma on December 22, 1961. In Chickasha,
power lines were blown down, causing a fire that damaged a cotton
warehouse. Strong winds over northern Oklahoma that afternoon damaged
many roofs, blew down power lines, and shattered plate glass store
windows. A 75 foot section of a brick wall fell in Enid, and an oil
rig was toppled by the wind near Hennessey.

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