Snow Squalls in the Northeast U.S. on Thursday; Heavy Rain Along the Gulf Coast

An arctic cold front will move through the Great Lakes and Northeast on Thursday, bringing moderate to heavy snow, strong winds, and possible whiteout conditions through Thursday afternoon. A storm system interacting with Gulf moisture will bring moderate to heavy rainfall to the western and central Gulf Coast on Thursday. Isolated instances of flash flooding will be possible. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Thu, Dec 4, 2025 at 4:46:39 am CST

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A storm system will bring a chance of snow and sleet to portions of Oklahoma and western north Texas overnight and during the day Thursday. Some areas in the advisory could see up to 2 inches of snow and sleet.

Accumulating snow is expected within a couple of bands somewhere across central, western, and northern OK. Isolated spots could see up to 1-2 inches of snow, with only a dusting or no accumulation expected elsewhere.

A colder air mass returns late Wednesday behind our next cold front resulting in Thursday as our coldest day this week. Gusty north winds will produce wind chill values in the teens across much of our area. By the afternoon most of our area will have only warmed into the 30s.

7-day forecast across portions of Oklahoma into western north Texas.

Latest Climate Prediction Center's 8-14 Day Outlook trends our temperatures warmer and precipitation drier than climatically normal as we move in time toward mid-December.

Local Weather History For December 4th...

At least four people were killed as the result of a winter storm that
occurred from the evening of December 4, 1992, into the afternoon of
the 5th. The storm brought four to nine inches of snow to northwest
and north-central Oklahoma, and one to four inches of snow and sleet
to much of central Oklahoma.

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