Hazardous Weather Impacts on the East and West Coasts

A cold front will continue to progress eastward today and Friday across the Eastern Seaboard with showers and thunderstorms bringing isolated heavy rainfall, gusty to damaging winds, and a possible tornado. A series of Pacific storms will begin to push into the Pacific Northwest today with impacts from heavy rain and snow continuing through the middle of next week. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Thu, Nov 5, 2026 at 5:40:19 pm CST

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Temperature Trends

Showers and Cool Thursday

Next 7 Days

After a cool down the next couple of days, temperatures, especially the afternoon highs, will climb back above normal early next week. Cool overnight lows.

Local Weather History For November 5th...

On this day in 2008, several severe thunderstorms developed ahead of
a dry line west of Interstate-35 and marched northeast into central
and northern Oklahoma. Large hail and damaging winds were reported
with these storms. In parts of Norman and Moore, wind gusts to 65 mph
and hail up to the size of baseballs covered the ground. Significant
window, roof, and car damage was reported from these storms in
Northeast Norman with damage estimates up to $40 million.

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