Moke Impacts Hawaii; Severe Thunderstorms and Heavy Rainfall from the Great Basin to the Plains

Heavy rain and gusty winds from Tropical Storm Moke will impact the Big Island into Monday, risking life-threatening flooding and mudslides in windward and southeast areas. Severe thunderstorms are expected across the northern Rockies/Plains and northern Great Basin. Dangerous heat persists across the Southern Plains and Lower Mississippi Valley, building further into the Southwest by midweek. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Mon, Aug 24, 2026 at 5:10:34 am CDT

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Severe thunderstorms are possible late Sunday night into Monday morning across a portion of north-central Oklahoma. Damaging wind gusts up to 70 mph and small hail are the main concerns.

Scattered showers and storms are possible across northern and central Oklahoma early on Monday morning. A few strong-severe storms will be possible across north-central Oklahoma as well.

Monday will feature multiple weather hazards: excessive heat with temperatures up to 115°, storms with wind gusts to 70 mph possible, and elevated fire danger.

A thunderstorm complex could move into and across parts of the area late Tuesday afternoon and evening through early Wednesday. Some of the storms could be severe with damaging winds, lightning, and locally heavy rain the main concerns.

A persistent hot and dry pattern will elevate fire weather conditions on Monday.

The heat continues, with triple-digit high temperatures continuing across southern portions of the area. Elsewhere, highs are forecast to dip into the upper 90's towards middle of the week.

Local Weather History For August 24th...

On August 24, 1977, strong to severe storms hit the western parts of
north Texas. The worst damage occurred to a mobile home in transit
near Wichita Falls. The 60 foot-long mobile home was lifted five to
eight feet above the trailer it was traveling on, before being
slammed back down by the winds. This resulted in the home being
totally destroyed.

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