11/7 4 PM Update
😶🌫️ Tonight will be another chilly one across the state. Winds will be light and humidity is up, so some areas of fog will develop.
😃 Very nice afternoons are lined up to start the week! Highs are back in the 60s and 70s. #okwx
8AM 11/7
It's a chilly start to the morning and foggy for some. The fog will lift by mid-morning and temperatures reach the mid-50s by lunch time. Lows tomorrow morning will be chilly once again with another chance for fog, but highs into the 60s for your Sunday.
11/6 Fri evening: Clouds & fog will return overnight, with lows in the 30s. These clouds are expected to linger through Saturday, but similar to today, they may give way to sunshine later in the day. Highs in the 40s and 50s. Beautiful weather is anticipated for Sunday. #okwx
11/5 4pm Showers continue into the evening as N winds bring in cooler air. Clouds & some patchy fog are possible tonight into tomorrow am. We don't see much sunshine tomorrow, with highs only in the 40s & 50s. Skies slowly clear out this weekend, with seasonable highs. #okwx
11/5 Radar Update 12:23 PM -
Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms continue across parts of western and northern OK. A couple of stronger storms may produce small hail and graupel (small, softer ice pellets). #okwx
GOOD NEWS: National Weather Service morning balloon launches have officially returned to normal levels while offices across the US have filled various vacancies. It seems like after an incredibly stressful and tumultuous 20 months in our industry, things are moving back to normal.
It’s important to remember though that the fight must continue. The United States of America has long been the global leader in weather infrastructure. We must do everything to ensure NOAA, and by extension the NWS, is fully and properly funded to maintain this status and continue to innovate. Accurate and timely forecasts save lives and keep money in your pockets.
11/4 Evening Update: After a gorgeous afternoon, a nice evening ahead before clouds & rain return for our Thursday. Rain develops by morning in NW and slides SE through the day. Nothing too heavy, with a couple of rumbles. Highs will be stuck in the 50s tomorrow & Friday. #okwx
11/3 4pm Update: Wind & cloud cover will decrease overnight. Expect a chilly start tomorrow morning, but a beautiful afternoon is on the way with sunny skies, light winds, and high temps in the 60s. The next weather system will bring light rain and showers on Thursday. #okwx
Andrew Adams retweeted
For those keeping track at home, the #Cowboys rank (in terms of frequency):
32nd in motion at the snap rate
30th in any kind of motion rate
32nd in bunch rate
31st in rate of plays that use bunch or stacks alignments with its receivers.
Throwing this team's passing game design into the sun please
So many of these DAL passing concepts are just DAL silo-ing their receivers and hoping they can individually win to generate success.
Other offenses constantly use motion, stacks/bunches, combination routes to stress the DAL's defense's communication and put defenders in conflict, but the Cowboys refuse to do that on offense with any sort of consistency.
They think the talent will carry them because the scheme/design sure as hell isn't on way too many snaps. #Cowboys
5 PM Radar Update:
A line of strong to severe storms in western OK continues to push east. Primary threat with these storms right now are damaging winds and some small hail, but there will be a tornado threat to monitor through the evening. I-35 corridor between 7-8 PM. #okwx
2:12 PM Update: Showers & storms continue thru the metro, with more storms developing along the Texas border. These storms in the metro will produce heavy rain & small hail. Severe wx threat continues to increase this afternoon into the evening. Stay Weather Aware! #okwx
1:33 pm Update: Tracking showers & storms in the metro as they move NE quickly at 45 mph. These storms are producing heavy rain, lightning, & hail up to quarters. Tornado watch now issued for all the counties in green until 10 pm. #okwx
11/1 8AM
Happy November everyone! We're looking at temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s accompanied with high humidity today. Overnight through Monday morning showers and storms develop in the northwest. Another line of storms develops in the evening, some could be severe.
8AM 10/31
Happy Halloween! It's going to be a gloomy day with cooler temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. Light scattered showers and drizzle will be around this morning, but they push east through the later afternoon making for some drier trick-or-treating conditions.
10/30 4pm Update: Rain will continue into the overnight before easing to lighter, spotty showers by morning. Halloween is expected to be cloudy and mild, with highs in the 60s. There may be some spotty showers and drizzle throughout the day. #okwx
10/29 4pm: Big changes are ahead! Clouds will increase tonight, with rain likely for our Friday. Nothing heavy or severe, but it will be a wet & cool day. Halloween day looks cool with some showers or drizzle around. Next storm system arrives on Monday with storms. #okwx
10/28 4pm: More great outdoor weather this evening with a south breeze & temps falling into the 70s. We keep the warm temps overnight with lows in the 60s. Clouds increase tomorrow with highs near 80. Rain likely on Friday with cool conditions, temps in the 60s. #okwx
10/25 5 PM
🌧️ Rain creeps back into the picture early this week. First in Western OK on Monday, then into Central OK by Tuesday. Temps stay warm in the 70s.
👻Still tracking a storm system bringing some soggy, cooler weather for Halloween weekend. #okwx
Starting Bryce over Dak was already a fail on my part, and Dak hasn’t even played yet. #fantasyfootball
10/25 Sunday morning- A mix of sun & clouds today with a south breeze & above average temps. Highs will be near 80. Rain chances inch there way east over the next couple of days. Best chance of rain in the metro will be on Tuesday. Looking wet Friday into Halloween as well. #okwx
