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Last Map Update: Fri, Jan 23, 2026 at 10:54:22 am CST

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Snow, Sleet, Ice Amounts

Precipitation Types: Friday

Precipitation Types: Saturday into Sunday

Dangerous Wind Chills

Chances for wintry precip will begin first in western OK Friday morning where temperatures drop below freezing first, with chances spreading north and east through the day. Much of the precip during the day will be light, but even light amounts can cause travel problems. Heavier wintry precip is expected to move in later Friday afternoon and evening across the entire area.

A high-impact winter storm arrives today and continues over the weekend. Heaviest snow and sleet will impact our area tonight into Saturday morning and Saturday night into Sunday morning. Here is a look at the timeline of precipitation and associated impacts.

Greatest snow accumulations (8" or higher) is expected across northern and central Oklahoma with lower amounts possible across areas to the south. These snow amounts include sleet accumulations of 2" or more across portions of south central and southern Oklahoma and western north Texas. The heaviest ice is expected from western north Texas into southern Oklahoma with totals up to 1/10 of an inch.

Light precipitation is expected on Friday morning when a light wintry mix will be possible across western Oklahoma. Increasing coverage in precipitation through the day Friday with dropping temperatures will give way to snow/wintry mix (sleet/freezing rain). Warmer temperatures aloft Friday night may lift the wintry mix line farther north.

There will likely be a lull in precipitation Saturday afternoon, but overall the predominant precipitation type Saturday across northern Oklahoma would be snow, while a wintry mix (sleet/freezing rain) is more likely to the south. Once again the greatest chances for freezing rain will be near or south of the Red River. Snow will begin to become the predominant precipitation type Saturday night into early Sunday morning.

Bitterly cold air is expected to move into the area behind a front on Friday. This colder air along with breezy winds will lead to dangerously cold wind chills through the weekend and into early next week.

Local Weather History For January 23rd...

The lowest temperature recorded in the state of Oklahoma for the year
of 1906 was recorded on this date at Okmulgee, as the mercury dropped
to minus 15 degrees. Despite being cold, the temperature was not a
record.

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