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Areas of Severe Thunderstorms and Excessive Rainfall Sunday

Scattered strong to severe thunderstorms may pose a risk for damaging wind gusts over the Carolinas, southeast Virginia, and the Tennessee Valley Sunday afternoon then the northern Plains from late afternoon into Sunday night. Monsoonal thunderstorms may cause locally considerable flash, urban, and small stream flooding in the Southwest U.S. the next few days. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Sun, Jul 19, 2026 at 1:28:42 am CDT

Heat indices will reach the triple digits by Sunday and approach 110 by Tuesday in places, marking a return to hot and humid weather across the area.
While the forecast likely won't be completely dry for the coming week, rain chances will be much lower than they were during the past week.
Temperatures will be hot into the next week.

Local Weather History For July 19th...
The month of July, during the year 1980, was the driest July of the
20th century across Oklahoma. The statewide average rainfall was less
than 1/2 inch, with many locations receiving no rain. Along with the
dry weather, it was very hot, with several high temperature records
broken. An estimated 37 people died across Oklahoma due in part to
the extreme heat.

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