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Last Map Update: Wed, Feb 25, 2026 at 4:38:28 pm CST

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The fire danger risk will be elevated on Friday afternoon.

Fire weather concerns will return on Friday and Saturday for many locations. Dry vegetation, dry air, and occasional gusty winds will all be expected each day.

Fire weather conditions on Friday & Saturday afternoons then start getting into a "wet" trend with rain/storms chances beginning Saturday evening into next week, especially going into mid-week when a large weather system originating off the Pacific starts moving in.

The CPC outlook 8-14 days out has our area leaning above normal with precipitation to likely above normal temperatures. This suggest a warmer & wet trend going into the second week of March.

Upcoming spotter training will be at: Hollis, OK on Feb 26 (Thursday) at 6:30pm Vernon, TX on Mar 2 (Monday) at 6:30pm

Local Weather History For February 25th...

For the third consecutive week, after winter weather events on the
12th and 21st of February 2013, another major winter storm affected
the region the 24th through the 26th. By early afternoon on February
25th, moderate to heavy snow moved over most of western and northern
Oklahoma. Very heavy snow bands and occasional thundersnow led to
significant snow accumulations over a large part of northwest
Oklahoma. Several areas saw snowfall in excess of 15 inches, and when
combined with the snow that was already present from the winter storm
a few days before, snow depths of up to 25 inches were reported near
Woodward and Alva. Strong and gusty winds led to snow drifts up to
eight feet in depth, shutting down many highways and secondary roads
across western and northern Oklahoma. The heavy and wet nature of the
snow caused some structural damage at Alva, Cherokee, and Woodward.
Widespread power outages were reported due to snow-covered power
lines and downed trees.

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