A cold front tomorrow brings a delayed drop in temperatures and the possibility of some December severe weather.
Showers continue throughout the day, wrapping up in the evening for a dry Sunday, but a new pattern brings storm chances Monday night.
Temperatures over the next several days back off to the 60s with rain chances throughout the week
A surge in warm air brings tomorrow’s highs into the mid-to-upper 70s.
Overnight tonight showers move through much of Texoma, focusing heavier on the Oklahoma half.
Today begins a warming trend which lasts through Tuesday
Small Business Saturday 2022 here in Texoma is dominated by rain!
The next several days see a warming trend, thanks to a surge of warm, moist, gulf air.
Today we sit in cool fall-like temperatures, but we’ll gradually warm over the next few days before dropping back down with a front just in time for Thanksgiving.
An influx of warm, moist air has bumped up our temperatures and gives us a slight chance of rain Monday night into Tuesday morning.
Tomorrow warms up significantly, bumping highs up by 10 degrees or more in some places.
Temperatures for today remain in the upper 80s and low 90s, with abysmal 15-25 mph winds and partly cloudy skies.
A cold front moves through Texoma Monday, bringing rain and a drop in temperatures.
Rain showers remain possible throughout the morning while highs plummet into the 60s.
Chances for strong-to-severe storms late this evening and into Sunday morning bring possible high winds and half-dollar hail.
Rain chances paired with some cool fall temps continue of the next few days.
A front later this week looks to drop temperatures a few degrees and bring some clouds to our skies.
It’s only after a brief period of warming over the next couple days that we finally get our first October cold front on Thursday.
Temperatures for the next several days remain higher than average, warming up slightly before a front on Thursday.
The next few days will continue to be plagued by hot, dry, rainless conditions.
With dry warm air flowing in out of Mexico, the next several days look to be hot, dry, and sunny.
Highs today may be in the low 80s, but we’ll be warming back up soon enough!
While today’s highs of upper 80s may feel very summer-esque, that’s all set to change with the passage of a cold front this evening and tomorrow morning.
Just because we are in September, doesn't mean we can expect the emergence of autumn weather just yet, as summer sticks around for at least one more week.
Today’s mid-90′s highs and slight rain chances will carry on into your Labor Day.
Today highs will land in the mid 90s, with partly cloudy skies throughout the day and a slight chance for a few pop up showers in the east.
Storms will continue to grow and pass throughout the afternoon and into Monday evening, starting to wrap up by Tuesday morning.
Temperatures today are expected to max out in the high 90s with even a few triple digits here and there. Cooler temperatures, however, are on the way along with rain chances late tonight and into tomorrow morning.
With chances of rain over the next several days and a cooldown on the way, we might be starting September on a positive note.
We’ll finish out our Monday with low 80s and high 70s, a mix of sun and clouds, and gentle 5-10 mph breezes from the northeast.
Rain is expected to continue through Sunday night into Monday, though by Monday morning it will be a bit more localized, focusing on our southern half.
Rain will continue throughout today, transitioning from widespread in the morning to more localized in the southern portion in the afternoon and evening.
First Alert Weather days Sun. and Mon. as heavy rain brings flooding risk.
Rain rolls in late tonight and all throughout your Sunday as temperatures drop behind the cold front.
We can expect a drastic changes rolling through our area, starting tomorrow, with temperatures expected to drop and rain on the way!
While we enjoy cool temps (for August anyway) thanks to yesterdays cold front, we got even cooler temperatures in our sight over the weekend.
The first cold front of this week crossed the Red River around 7 this morning, leaving temperatures noticeably cooler and winds noticeably windier.
Not a drop of rain in sight as we wrap up the week with highs remaining in the high 90s and overnight lows in the low 70s
Highs in the upper 90s with more sunshine tomorrow
