An Arctic Outbreak; Heavy Lake Effect Snow in the Great Lakes Region

An Arctic outbreak of cold air will expand south and east from the northern Plains through the Midwest and persist into next week. Dangerously cold wind chills are expected in the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest. Heavy lake-effect snow bands and snow showers have developed downwind of the Great Lakes, and will continue into next week. Travel could be very difficult to impossible. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Sun, Dec 1, 2024 at 12:22:38 am CST

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Location	Time (CST)	Weather	Vsby. (SM)	Temp. (ºF)	Dewpt. (ºF)	Hum. (%)	Wind (mph)	Wind Chill / Heat Index (ºF)	Pres. (in)
Oklahoma City, OK	23:52	Mostly Clear	10	38	31	75	N 6	33 [WC]	30.26
Norman, OK	23:30	Clear	10	35	30	81	NNW 8	28 [WC]	30.25
Stillwater, OK	23:53	Clear	10	31	27	85	N 5	25 [WC]	30.28
Lawton, OK	23:53	Clear	10	38	33	82	CALM	-	30.25
Wichita Falls, TX	23:52	Clear	10	37	31	78	NE 7	31 [WC]	30.23
Ponca City, OK	23:53	Clear	10	31	29	92	CALM	-	30.30
Enid, OK	23:55	Mostly Clear	10	32	29	87	NE 7	25 [WC]	30.24
Alva, OK	23:35	Clear	10	33	30	86	CALM	-	30.27
Woodward, OK	23:55	Clear	10	32	28	86	ESE 7	25 [WC]	30.28
Gage, OK	23:53	Clear	10	26	22	84	CALM	-	30.24
Watonga, OK	23:35	Clear	10	31	28	90	N 5	25 [WC]	30.29
Clinton, OK	23:53	Clear	10	33	28	81	NE 5	28 [WC]	30.26
Weatherford, OK	23:55	Clear	10	33	28	82	CALM	-	30.27
Altus, OK	23:55	Clear	10	39	32	75	NE 8	33 [WC]	30.25
Frederick, OK	23:53	Clear	10	37	30	75	ENE 7	31 [WC]	30.21
Ardmore, OK	23:55	Clear	10	41	33	75	N 9	35 [WC]	30.26
Ada, OK	23:55	Clear	10	37	33	86	NW 6	32 [WC]	30.25

Local Weather History For December 1st...

Strange bright lights were seen across the evening skies of Oklahoma
and western north Texas on this date in 2001. Witnesses described the
lights as white and blue, and they crossed the horizon from southwest
to northeast, then broke apart. The National Weather Service in
Norman speculated that it was likely space junk. The North American
Aerospace Defense Command later officially confirmed that it was
space debris from an expended Russian rocket reentering the
atmosphere. The light show was seen in many places including Oklahoma
City, Tulsa, Enid, Shawnee, and as far west as the Texas Panhandle,
and as far north as Wichita Kansas.

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