Very active weather pattern coming up over the next couple of weeks. Good southwesterly jet and plenty of chances of rain. Looks like central Oklahoma might be on the western edge of most of the activity, but should still get plenty of rain.
Very active weather pattern coming up over the next couple of weeks. Good southwesterly jet and plenty of chances of rain. Looks like central Oklahoma might be on the western edge of most of the activity, but should still get plenty of rain.
^Rain is always welcome but would like to get at least one decent snowstorm a year, with this pattern not looking likely.
So do we have any better sense of when freezing stuff might start to glaze up.roads in OKC?
Precipitation is out to our west and southwest moving this way. I'm hearing it should be here in the next three-ish hours.
The heaviest freezing precip looks to arrive in central OK from 10 pm - 2 am. Eastern OK through 6 am
Temps are falling again here in OKC. Looks like we will be around 30F most of the night. OKC’s largest wave of precipitation is coming in the next few hours, so roads will be slick.
Omg lol
Roads are absolute crap! Be careful if you do have to drive.
Almost bit walking outside on my driveway a minute ago.
Roads are so bad on the way to work, I saw 2 wrecks one car in a ditch and one car flipped sideways, there are really idiot drivers that does not know how to drive on ice! Be careful everyone, drive very slow and you should be okay if you all need to drive!
I flipped on the Citizen live cam to see how traffic was moving downtown and noticed the streetcar completely stuck trying to make the turn from 4th north onto Broadway.
Bunch of vehicles out there; was in that position for quite a while but now seems to have moved onto Broadway and out of the intersection but stalled at the station in front of RED.
(Update: looks like the street car has now moved north on Broadway).
On all the webcams and just looking at my neighborhood streets, it seems the ice is rapidly melting.
Hopefully, we'll get a good rain later today and it will wash away any remaining slick spots.
No more freezing temps in the 10-day forecast with highs trending into the 50s and maybe even 60s. So looking forward to getting this crap weather behind us.
Temperatures are just about to cross the freezing mark in OKC, so I would anticipate that most travel issues will diminish in the next 3-6 hours.
neighborhood roads were very bad this morning in edmond and in north OKC several cars in my neighborhood couldn't get up the hill .. hit eachother (at low speeds sliding backwards) ..
Hopefully we will get lucky and that was the worse bit of winter weather for the year. I know dangerous statement to make given that we have the entire month of February to go.
Ver often the worst winter weather comes in February.
El Nino springs in the past have produced some big wet snowfalls in March, usually on the backside of low pressure systems moving out of northern NM. These are the types of storms that can hammer the Denver metro, the so-called "Albuquerque lows", and bring heavy rain/severe weather sometimes mixed with snow to northern OK. 2009-10 was a strong El Nino with heavy snow across OK in February/March
Active weather pattern continues this week with another round of mostly light rain (yes the liquid variety) tonight and a better chance for heavy rain with some thunderstorm possible Friday night into Saturday morning. GFS forecasted rainfall through the weekend:
Next week is dry with temps approaching 60 across the state on Monday and highs in the 50's with sunshine most of the week. Great time to get outside after the past few weeks..
Woohoo! An excuse to grill!
Winds will slowly shift to come out of the south tonight, resulting in some ideal fog development conditions late tonight into Thursday morning.
Next shot at rain is going to be with the main system moving across the region Friday evening:
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