Critical Fire Weather Threats and Dangerous Heat Continue Across the West

Critical fire weather conditions along with dangerous heat continue across portions of the West this weekend. Elsewhere, a few severe thunderstorms are possible across the northern and central High Plains today, with this threat gradually shifting eastward into the Upper Midwest through Tuesday. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Sun, May. 31, 2020 at 8:39:35 am CDT

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Location	Time (CDT)	Weather	Vsby. (SM)	Temp. (ºF)	Dewpt. (ºF)	Hum. (%)	Wind (mph)	Wind Chill / Heat Index (ºF)	Pres. (in)
Oklahoma City, OK	07:52	Mostly Clear	10	65	58	77	S 5	-	30.20
Stillwater, OK	07:53	Clear	10	67	59	75	E 3	-	30.21
Lawton, OK	07:53	Clear	10	66	58	75	CALM	-	30.20
Wichita Falls, TX	07:52	Clear	10	65	61	86	ESE 3	-	30.18
Ponca City, OK	07:53	Clear	10	69	59	70	ESE 6	-	30.21
Enid, OK	07:56	Clear	10	67	59	74	CALM	-	30.21
Alva, OK	08:15	Clear	10	69	55	60	SSE 12	-	30.20
Woodward, OK	07:55	Clear	10	66	53	63	S 13G17	-	30.22
Gage, OK	07:53	Clear	10	65	56	72	S 13	-	30.19
Watonga, OK	08:15	Clear	10	68	56	65	S 7	-	30.24
Clinton, OK	07:53	Clear	10	66	56	69	S 13	-	30.21
Weatherford, OK	07:55	Clear	10	68	57	68	S 6	-	30.21
Hobart, OK	07:53	Clear	10	68	58	70	S 9	-	30.21
Altus, OK	08:15	Clear	10	68	59	73	SE 6	-	30.22
Frederick, OK	07:53	Clear	10	67	60	78	E 3	-	30.17
Ardmore, OK	07:55	Clear	10	64	60	88	CALM	-	30.20
Ada, OK	07:55	Clear	10	66	55	68	SSE 7	-	30.23
Shawnee, OK	07:55	Clear	10	67	56	68	S 7	-	30.21

Local Weather History For May 31st...

May 2015 was the wettest month ever in Oklahoma City and Wichita
Falls, and many locations across the region. Oklahoma City measured a
record 19.48 inches for the month, while Wichita Falls recorded 17.00
inches. As far as the state of Oklahoma is concerned, it was also the
wettest month ever for the Sooner State with a state-average 14.40
inches. This extremely wet month put an end to an extensive and
prolonged severe drought over Oklahoma and northern portions of
northern Texas that persisted since 2011.

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