Most of the rain continues to fall across the OK and TX panhandles this morning, however a few showers will brush far northwestern OK over the next few hours. Remainder of the area is expected to remain dry today. #okwx #texomawx

Above average temperatures are expected to continue for the foreseeable future with no real signs of significant cold on the horizon for much of the US.

OKC is currently sitting at a +5.5 degree temp departure for the month of October (6th warmest Oct on record). #okwx #txwx

Low rain chances arrive in northwest Oklahoma on Sunday night, and gradually expand south and east Monday into Tuesday morning. Rainfall amounts are forecast to be light. #okwx #texomawx

Nice weather today and tonight, with rain chances slowly increasing late Sunday and Monday. Later in the week, the system that will bring us more rain is already a well developed system in the Gulf of Alaska. #okwx #texomawx

Not much active weather today, just a nice Saturday afternoon. Closest rain or thunderstorms are well to the west...in New Mexico and Colorado. #okwx #texomawx

The week ahead is looking mild to warm with increasing rain chances toward the end of the week. This is a great time to get out and enjoy the outdoors.

Showers and storms continue well to our west early this morning but aren't expected to advance much closer today as an upper ridge remains in place over the area. Highs today will once again be near 80 degrees in most spots. #okwx #txwx

Outdoor plans this weekend? Here's a look at the temperature forecast. Most locations will remain dry through the day Sunday with only low rain chances across the far west. Rain chances will increase across the west Sunday night. #okwx #texomawx

Dry weather persists through most of the weekend with warm days (70s-80s °F) and cool nights (50s-60s °F). Rain chances increase Sunday night into Monday across western Oklahoma and north Texas. The system will weaken as it tracks eastward, resulting in decreasing rain chances.

Beautiful day today so far. Not so much of a great day back in 2000, when extensive flooding occurred in and around Chickasha, when as much as 10 inches of rain
fell across Caddo and Grady counties. Portions of downtown Chickasha were under at least 5 feet of water. #okwx

Expect another mild day today with highs around 80 this afternoon across most of the area. Above average temperatures are in the forecast into next week as well with no signs of a significant cooldown through the end of the month. #okwx #txwx

Yesterday's high temperatures:

OKC: 80
Lawton: 83
Wichita Falls: 83

Today's high temperatures:

OKC: 80
Lawton: 83
Wichita Falls: 83

Tomorrow's forecasted high temperatures:

OKC: 80
Lawton: 82
Wichita Falls: 83

Nice day today and the next couple will be very similar. A storm system will then bring a chance or rain and a few storms to the area. Highest chances will remain across western OK and western north Texas. #okwx #texomawx

While it remains abnormally warm for the closing days of October, generally light winds and patchy cloud cover will make for a pleasant day across the area today!

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We hit at least 80 degrees at each of Oklahoma City, Lawton, and Wichita Falls today. That puts us at 11 out of 21 days at 80+ so far this October in OKC. The long-term average is 10 days of 80+ weather, but we generally have beaten that in recent years.

So far, the high in OKC is 80 F...but on this date in 1978, the temperature warmed to 90 degrees in Oklahoma City, which became a record high temperature for October 21. In 2004, this record was tied.

Rain chances will increase later this weekend into early next week. Impactful rainfall is not likely with this activity. Most locations may see up to an inch through Monday.

Warm and mostly dry to close out the week before rain chances return over the weekend, especially across western portions of Oklahoma.

Temperatures look to slide back towards normal late October readings into next week.

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4:30 AM - Scattered showers continue across northern Oklahoma this morning. New rainfall amounts will remain quite light, less than 0.1 inch for most.

Activity is expected to gradually diminish across north-central Oklahoma after sunrise.

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Scattered rain showers continue across northern Oklahoma as we roll on into Wednesday.

Outside of the potential for a few lightning strikes, minimal impact or new rainfall accumulation is expected early this morning.

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