Oklahoma Snow Melts Slowly Sun Comes Out, Temperatures Rebound

Snowfall from Thursday's winter storm is gradually melting, primarily on grassy areas and roads exposed to sunlight. However, shaded areas and lesser-traveled roads may still have slick spots.

Snowfall Highlights:

1. Eastern and Southeastern Oklahoma: 10–12 inches
2. Northwestern Oklahoma: 3–8 inches
3. Central Oklahoma: 2–6 inches, including 3.6 inches in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City's snowfall for the month is now above the January average of 1.8 inches, reaching 3.1 inches.

What will the weather be this weekend?

Freezing fog is impacting areas in eastern and southeastern Oklahoma, including Durant, Idabel, and Sallisaw. Cold temperatures support slick conditions in these regions.

Forecast Overview

Saturday:

1. Highs: 40°F in Oklahoma City, 44°F in Clinton, 52°F in Altus

Expect a mix of sunshine and above-freezing temperatures to aid in snowmelt.

Saturday Night:

Low chance of drizzle or freezing drizzle in northwestern and north-central Oklahoma.

More freezing fog possible in southeastern Oklahoma.

Sunday:

Morning lows in the 20s.

Afternoon highs in the 40s, remaining below average.

Looking Ahead

1. Midweek: Temperatures rebound into the 50s, providing milder conditions.
2. Next Weekend: A cold front brings arctic air, with highs in the 20s by Sunday and a slight chance of snow.

WINTER WEATHER PREP:

1. 3 Ways To Save Money On Energy Bills During The Winter
2. Q&A With OKC Fire Captain On Ways Homeowners Can Prevent, Prepare For Winter Fires
3. OG&E Shares Winter Readiness And Power Outage Tips
4. Space Heater Safety Tips For The Winter Season
5. Tips On How To Beat Seasonal Affective Disorder And The Winter Blues

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