Oklahoma is gearing up for a frigid blast of Arctic air set to bring freezing temperatures, biting winds, and even some snow in the coming days. This could be the coldest stretch of the season, and experts are urging everyone to prepare for hazardous weather conditions.

Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City, today’s high will only reach 34°F (1°C) before temperatures drop to a bitter 16°F (-9°C) overnight. Sunday will remain cold with a high of 31°F (0°C) and a low of 17°F (-8°C). Light snow is possible on Monday afternoon, though accumulations are expected to be minimal. By Monday night, the low will fall to a bone-chilling 9°F (-13°C). While the week will gradually warm up, highs will still stay in the mid-40s°F (around 7°C), keeping conditions brisk.
Conditions in Tulsa
Tulsa will face similar conditions. Today’s high will hover around 34°F (1°C), with the temperature plummeting to 16°F (-9°C) tonight. Sunday and Monday won’t bring much relief, with highs near 30°F (-1°C) and lows dipping to 11°F (-12°C) by Monday night. Although no major snowfall is expected, icy roads and bitter cold will make any outdoor plans tough.
Lawton Updates
Lawton residents will see slightly warmer conditions, but it’s still going to be very cold. Today’s high will reach 39°F (4°C), and tonight’s low will drop to 18°F (-8°C). Snow may fall Monday afternoon, though only a light dusting is expected. Monday night’s temperatures will plummet to 11°F (-12°C), making it one of the coldest nights of the week.
Safety and Precautions
With temperatures this low, safety should be a top priority. Bundle up in layers, including hats, gloves, and scarves, and avoid spending too much time outdoors. If you have to go out, make sure to take frequent breaks to warm up. Protect your home by insulating pipes and ensuring your heating system is in good shape. It’s also a good idea to check on neighbors, especially the elderly or those who may need extra help staying warm.

This Arctic blast will linger through the weekend and into early next week, with temperatures slowly rising by midweek. However, freezing mornings will stick around, so it’s important to stay prepared. Keep an eye on local weather updates, bundle up, and stay safe, Oklahoma.