Texoma Weather

Sorry to those in Oklahoma who are hoping for spring to come early! Winter is coming back to Oklahoma next week in full force with dangerously cold temperatures, snow and possible wintry mix.

Most of Oklahoma received a bout of snow, freezing rain and ice Tuesday evening and into Wednesday morning. And it looks like more snow is in the extended forecast for Oklahoma.

Earlier this morning, many Oklahomans saw several accidents and wrecks due to icy road conditions. But, luckily, none were fatal.

Oklahoma is one of the 14 states within Southwest Power Pool, and most of the states within the power grid are set to be impacted by winter weather this week. Southwest Power Pool has issued a weather advisory for its constituents to raise awareness of the potential impacts to the power supply.

As we get closer to Oklahoma's next bout with winter, more accurate predictions are becoming available.

It's been four years since Winter Storm Uri impacted Oklahoma, and it's still considered one of the worst winter storms to ever hit Oklahoma.

As we get closer to next week, more information keeps coming out about Oklahoma's next bout with winter weather. It's now looking like Oklahoma will get two winter weather events next week that will bring through snow, ice and cold rain.

Chances for cold temperatures and snow are increasing for Oklahoma next week, and some meteorologists are now saying the state may receive its second heaviest snow of winter.

As we get closer to Valentine's Day, snow chances are increasing for southwest Oklahoma.

Currently, much of Oklahoma is suffering from an abnormal drought but mother nature could be sending some much needed moisture in the next week.

Significant Wildland Fire Potential Outlook between February and April of this year show that a large portion of Oklahoma has a above normal fire potential.

Local meteorologists are expecting Oklahoma to receive a bout of winter weather the middle of February.