Severe Thunderstorms, Arctic Blast Set to Arrive on Thanksgiving; Dangerous Wind Chills, Lake Effect Snow

Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible across the Southeast. A significant arctic outbreak will arrive in the northern Plains on Thanksgiving and advance farther south and east on Friday into the weekend. Dangerous wind chill temperatures are expected with heavy lake effect snow downwind of the Great Lakes. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Wed, Nov 27, 2024 at 7:00:28 am CST

Watches, Warnings & Advisories

National Weather Service Wichita, Kansas

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National Weather Service Fort Worth/Dallas, TX

Hazardous Weather Outlook

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Thanksgiving Forecast

Temperatures

7 Day Planner

Thanksgiving Day is looking cool behind the passage of a cold front.

Temperatures through the week will be generally below average.

Current Weather Observations...

Location	Time (CST)	Weather	Vsby. (SM)	Temp. (ºF)	Dewpt. (ºF)	Hum. (%)	Wind (mph)	Wind Chill / Heat Index (ºF)	Pres. (in)
Oklahoma City, OK	05:52	Mostly Cloudy	10	44	40	85	SSE 8	39 [WC]	29.66
Norman, OK	06:15	Clear	10	46	41	81	SSE 9	41 [WC]	29.66
Stillwater, OK	05:53	Clear	10	43	38	82	E 7	38 [WC]	29.69
Lawton, OK	05:53	Clear	10	46	43	88	SSE 6	42 [WC]	29.68
Wichita Falls, TX	05:52	Clear	10	52	45	76	SSW 12	-	29.69
Ponca City, OK	05:53	Clear	10	43	37	79	E 7	38 [WC]	29.71
Enid, OK	05:55	Clear	10	39	36	88	ENE 6	34 [WC]	29.64
Alva, OK	06:15	Clear	10	37	35	93	ENE 6	32 [WC]	29.67
Woodward, OK	06:35	Clear	10	33	32	93	CALM	-	29.69
Gage, OK	05:53	Clear	10	35	32	88	NE 6	29 [WC]	29.65
Watonga, OK	06:15	Clear	10	41	38	88	ENE 5	38 [WC]	29.68
Clinton, OK	05:53	Clear	10	44	40	85	S 5	41 [WC]	29.64
Weatherford, OK	06:35	Clear	10	42	38	87	CALM	-	29.66
Altus, OK	05:31	Overcast	10	48	42	81	SSE 9	43 [WC]	29.66
Frederick, OK	05:53	Clear	10	48	43	82	SSW 10	43 [WC]	29.64
Ardmore, OK	06:15	Clear	10	44	42	93	CALM	-	29.72
Ada, OK	06:15	Clear	10	46	44	93	SSE 8	41 [WC]	29.71

Local Weather History For November 27th...

On this date in 2001, a powerful winter storm, the first of the
season, dumped between 3 and 8 inches of snow across portions of
central and southwest Oklahoma. Isolated reports of over 10 inches
were seen across western north Texas. Lawton ended up with 6 inches
of snow from the storm, while Munday, Texas accumulated 14 inches.

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