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Last Map Update: Tue, Mar 4, 2025 at 1:46:24 am CST

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Strong winds are expected Tuesday and Tuesday night with wind gusts over 50 mph possible, especially in western OK and western north TX.

Multiple afternoons with fire weather danger are expected through early next week.

Local Weather History For March 4th...

A winter storm that started as sleet and freezing rain, and later
changed to snow across western north Texas and southeast Oklahoma,
occurred on March 4th and 5th, 1989. Near blizzard conditions
occurred the morning of the 5th, when strong winds blew and drifted
the already deep snow. The axis of heaviest snow extended from
Healdton, in south-central Oklahoma, to Pauls Valley and Chandler.
Sixteen inches of snow fell in Pauls Valley, and drifts of three to
six feet were common. Over western north Texas, a band of snow 9 to
11 inches deep stretched from Coleman to Wichita Falls. The 9.7 inch
snowfall on the 5th at Wichita Falls set their record for greatest
snowfall for any one day in the month of March. This all occurred
after the high temperature at Wichita Falls reached 83 just two days
earlier.

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