Showers and Thunderstorms from the Southern Plains into the Ohio Valley; Record Warmth in the Central U.S.

Heavy rain and widely scattered severe storms are expected over portions of the central and southern Plains into the Ohio Valley. Unseasonable warmth will continue for a few more days across the Midwest, Southeast, and Mid-Atlantic where several daily record highs could fall. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Thu, Oct 15, 2026 at 4:34:47 am CDT

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Flooding Potential Continues Today

Strong-Severe Storms Possible Through Thursday

Windy & Cooler Friday

Saturday Morning Cold

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Cooling Trend Soon

Multiple rounds of thunderstorms with heavy rainfall will continue this morning and afternoon, particularly across southern Oklahoma and western-north Texas. Flooding remains a concern during this time.

A few strong to briefly severe thunderstorms remain possible near the Red River early through the afternoon. Strong-damaging winds, heavy rainfall and lightning are concerns with thunderstorms.

Rain chances end by sunrise across southeast OK. Decreasing cloudiness and windy with gusty north winds at 30-35 mph. Cooler than normal temperatures with highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s

Becoming cold Friday night with lows in the 30s across northern & western OK to near freezing in parts of northwest OK. Although windy Friday expecting north winds to decrease overnight to 5-10 mph but could still produce a slight wind chill.

An active weather pattern through Thursday with both severe & flooding risks. Cooler behind a cold front on Friday into the weekend then a warming trend becoming mild. Will be windy on Friday behind a cold front.

Cooler temperatures expected towards the end of the week into the weekend.

Local Weather History For October 15th...

On this day in 1933, an F2 tornado moved through the small community
of Brown, near Durant. Four homes and a number of barns were
destroyed.

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