Strong Winds And Cooler Temps Follow Overnight Storms, Frost Possible Tonight

A northwest wind will bring cooler air Wednesday afternoon. On Thursday morning, much of the state could see a frost.

Oklahoma has already beaten its rainfall record for November.

What is the weather like on Wednesday?

After a few overnight storms, the cold front moves in this morning!

The upper-level storm will ramp up the wind today. Behind the cold front we could see gusts to 40 mph.

Highs today will be back down close to average in the low 60s.

Tonight, we are expecting clear skies and light winds.

Lows will fall into the 30s. We could see low 30s north and west with a light free freeze possible.

Frost could develop across central Oklahoma tonight.

What is the weather like in Oklahoma this week?

Much of the state sees a frost on Thursday morning. A freeze is more likely in the west and north!

The rest of the day will be nice and mild, in the 60s across the state.

COLD FRONT:

We are still watching a big cold blast around November 20!

This will bring the coldest air of the season to Oklahoma, likely widespread in the 20s. Some data suggests a little snow, but we will see.

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