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Last Map Update: Fri, Mar 13, 2026 at 9:17:02 pm CDT

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Elevated to Critical fire weather will be possible Sunday afternoon with extremely gusty winds and low humidity. A Fire Weather Watch is in effect for parts of OK and western north TX.

Strong northwest winds are expected behind a cold front that will move across the area Sunday. Wind gusts up to 60-65 mph will be possible.

Below freezing temperatures are expected across the area Sunday night into Monday while gusty northwest winds will be producing wind chill values down 10-20 degrees.

At least elevated fire weather will continue daily across portions of our area, especially across western Oklahoma and western-north Texas. The fire danger will be highest on Sunday afternoon behind a strong cold front increasing the fire danger up to a Critical risk.

As a strong upper ridge develops across the Southwestern U.S., hot and dry weather is expected into late March. This will continue to promote daily fire weather risks.

Drought conditions have continued to worsen this month, particularly in southwest and central Oklahoma and western north Texas where rainfall has been sparse.

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Local Weather History For March 13th...

On this day in 2019, an intense storm system moved out of the
southern Rocky Mountains into the Central Plains, resulting in an
extensive area of very strong winds. Damaging wind gusts occurred
over eastern New Mexico and southeast Colorado, eastward across the
Texas and Oklahoma panhandles, into western Oklahoma and western
Kansas. Across Oklahoma, all but far eastern parts of the state saw
wind gusts over 50 mph. Wind gusts of 60 to 70 mph were recorded from
Woodward and Gage, down to Clinton and Weatherford. The highest
recorded wind gusts during the event were seen in the Texas
Panhandle, with the top spot being Fritch, Texas, where a wind gust
of 84 mph was measured at the West Texas Mesonet.

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