Coastal Storm Impacting the Northeast U.S.; Severe Thunderstorms in the Plains

A coastal storm will continue to bring high winds and heavy rain which may cause flooding to coastal areas of the Northeast U.S. Tuesday and Tuesday night. Scattered severe thunderstorms associated with large hail, wind damage and isolated tornadoes are expected across parts of the southern and central Plains from late Tuesday afternoon through the evening into the overnight. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Tue, Oct. 26, 2021 at 6:24:07 am CDT

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Severe storms will be possible across the entire area on Tuesday evening with an enhanced risk across most of western and central Oklahoma and all of western north Texas. Winds of 60-80 mph, and baseball size hail will be possible, especially in the enhanced risk area. There is also a low potential for tornadoes, mainly in the evening in western Oklahoma and western north Texas.

There is a low potential for tornadoes across portions of western Oklahoma and western north Texas on Tuesday and Tuesday night, mainly from 6 PM Tuesday to 1 AM Wednesday.

Thunderstorms are expected to develop across western Oklahoma and portions of western north Texas late Tuesday afternoon and then move east across the area during the evening and overnight hours. Severe weather is expected with this activity.

Windy conditions will raise the risk of fires, mainly across western Oklahoma and western north Texas, Wednesday and Thursday.

Thunderstorms, some severe, will be possible from Tuesday afternoon through Tuesday night. Storms will diminish Wednesday, and a front will move through the area bringing windy conditions and cooler temperatures. Windy weather is expected again on Thursday.

A brief warm-up is forecast on Tuesday ahead of another cold front, which arrives late Tuesday night. Temperatures return to near-average for the rest of the week.

Current Weather Observations...

Location	Time (CDT)	Weather	Vsby. (SM)	Temp. (ºF)	Dewpt. (ºF)	Hum. (%)	Wind (mph)	Wind Chill / Heat Index (ºF)	Pres. (in)
Oklahoma City, OK	05:52	Mostly Clear	10	59	50	72	SE 9	-	29.85
Stillwater, OK	05:53	Mostly Cloudy	10	57	52	83	SE 9	-	29.88
Lawton, OK	05:53	Clear	10	67	62	84	SE 9	-	29.83
Wichita Falls, TX	05:52	Clear	10	68	68	100	SSE 10	-	29.82
Ponca City, OK	05:53	Overcast	10	56	50	80	SE 16	-	29.88
Enid, OK	04:56	Mostly Cloudy	10	55	51	84	E 13	-	29.84
Alva, OK	05:55	Mostly Cloudy	10	50	50	100	E 7	-	29.83
Woodward, OK	05:35	Clear	10	53	50	87	SE 9	-	29.82
Gage, OK	05:53	Clear	10	56	52	86	S 15	-	29.77
Watonga, OK	05:55	Clear	10	53	50	91	E 3	-	29.85
Clinton, OK	05:53	Clear	10	63	60	90	S 17	-	29.81
Weatherford, OK	05:55	Clear	10	59	53	82	SSE 9	-	29.82
Hobart, OK	05:53	Clear	10	65	61	86	S 14	-	29.81
Altus, OK	05:35	Clear	10	62	57	81	ESE 8	-	29.83
Frederick, OK	05:53	Clear	10	60	56	86	E 9	-	29.79
Ardmore, OK	05:55	Overcast	10	64	53	67	ESE 8	-	29.89
Ada, OK	05:55	Mostly Cloudy	10	59	51	76	SSE 13G18	-	29.92
Shawnee, OK	05:35	Clear	10	58	50	73	SSE 14G20	-	29.89

Local Weather History For October 26th...

Damaging winds and lightning struck Ardmore the evening of October
26th, 1970. Winds stronger than 60 mph overturned a mobile home,
destroying it, and injuring a man who was inside. Lightning from the
same storm struck a house, catching it on fire.

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