Weather

Oklahoma has had many winters where there was absolutely no snow. Although, Oklahomans can always bet on a few icy days here and there. But this year, experts are predicting above average snowfall for the Sooner State this winter.

Well, it's not the moisture we were hoping for, but it looks like Oklahoma could see a lot of rain for Christmas. But if you're still hoping for a white Christmas, you better start praying for an arctic blast to come our way.

It's hard to imagine what it must have been like to be inside this place as Hurricane Katrina laid waste to the city, making things as dangerous inside as they were outside.

Oklahomans should get ready for a winter with big ice and snow events. News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne outlined his winter forecast for Oklahoma, and he's predicting above average precipitation and below average temperatures.

Will Oklahoma witness another blizzard on Christmas Eve like in 2009? It's looking like that might be possible.

Some holiday travel plans in Oklahoma may be delayed or canceled as the Sooner State could receive snow this Thanksgiving weekend.

The 2021 snowmageddon brought some record low temperatures to many areas of Texas. But those low temperatures didn't come close to the coldest ever recorded in the state.

Here we go again. Oklahoma has a chilly start to the week but as we move towards the weekend, we'll see warmer temperatures. Unfortunately, Oklahomans will need to plan for coats on Halloween.

Oklahomans will have a wet week before Halloween. Plus, a cold front will roll through before the weekend to bring back fall temperatures. But it's looking like Oklahoma may jump straight to winter right before Halloween.

It looks like a tropical storm is headed for Oklahoma! Well, just the tail end of the storm, which will bring heavy rain to the Sooner State. Rain is expected to start this evening and carry through Wednesday.

Some places in Oklahoma haven't seen rain in over a month, but next week, much of Oklahoma could see copious amounts of rain. Tropical Storm Norma could send a few bouts of heavy rain to the Sooner State. According to the National Weather Service in Norman, areas of Oklahoma haven't seen rain from two to five weeks, so next week's big rain chances will be welcomed...

It may be warm right now, but the first autumn freeze of the season will begin trickling through Oklahoma next week. True fall weather is definitely on the horizon!