Weather

Punxsutawney Phil may have been right about spring coming early in Oklahoma! This week sure felt like spring in Oklahoma with temperatures in the 60s. But all Oklahomans know that with the nice spring weather, we also get big spring thunderstorms.

Friday, Feb.2 is Groundhog Day! We'll be seeing spring-like temperatures until weekend rain chances begin to move in.

This video shared by the NYSDOT shows a car attempting to pass a truck on a snow-covered road, resulting in a crash.

February is when Oklahoma typically sees the most snow. So right now, winter is just getting started.

Get ready, Oklahoma! The first arctic blast with snow chances arrives in the Sooner State tonight.

Meteorologists are warning Oklahomans that next week's weather could be the coldest we've seen since February 2021, which is a winter weather event no Oklahoman will ever forget. So the shelves at the grocery store will soon be empty of milk and bread.

No Oklahoman can ever forget the artic blast of February 2021. Several Okies had days, nearly weeks, without power, heat and water. And it looks like Oklahoma will soon be getting a similar arctic blast to that of February 2021.

Oklahomans will want to start getting ready for freezing cold weather and snow. It looks like winter will soon be moving in to the Sooner State starting this weekend and into next week.

Oklahoma is predicted to receive snow and unseasonably cold weather to kick off the new year.

A new report warns that Oklahoma is at an elevated risk for having insufficient energy supplies this winter.

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.