Winter Weather and Wind Chill advisories from the National Weather Service, Norman
The heaviest snow and worst road conditions will generally occur Thursday morning across the area.
Payne County
407 am CST Thursday Feb. 6 2014
…winter weather advisory in effect until 4 pm CST this
afternoon…
…wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon cst today…
The National Weather Service in Norman has issued a winter
weather advisory for snow…which is in effect until 4 pm cst
this afternoon. a wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon
cst today.
* timing… light snow will continue into this afternoon.
* amounts… total snowfall amounts of up to an inch and a half
are expected.
* impacts… slick and hazardous travel conditions will be
possible at least through the afternoon hours and could continue
overnight tonight. In addition… visibilities could drop to a
mile or two at times.
* other impacts…wind chill values will remain between 0 and -10
through noon today. single digit wind chills are then expected
by Thursday afternoon.
precautionary/preparedness actions…
dress in layers and leave no skin exposed to the wind. frostbite
and hypothermia can happen quickly. Check on the elderly and sick
in your neighborhood to ensure they are staying warm.
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Logan-Washita-Caddo-Canadian-Oklahoma-Lincoln-Grady- McClain-
Cleveland-Pottawatomie-Seminole-Hughes-Harmon-Greer-Kiowa-Jackson-
Tillman-Comanche-Stephens-Garvin-Murray-Pontotoc-Coal-Cotton-
Jefferson-Carter-Johnston-Hardeman-Foard-Wilbarger-Wichita-Knox-
Baylor-Archer-Clay counties.
407 am cst Thursday Feb. 6 2014
…wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon cst today…
…winter weather advisory remains in effect until 4 pm cst this
afternoon…
a winter weather advisory remains in effect until 4 pm cst this
afternoon. a wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon cst
today for parts of Oklahoma and western north Texas.
* timing…light snow will continue this morning…and taper off
west to east between 10 am and 4 pm today.
* amounts…total snowfall amounts will range from 2 to 3 inches
across portions of western oklahoma…to 1 to 2 inches across
western north texas and central and southern oklahoma.
* impacts…slick and hazardous travel will continue through at
least the afternoon hours and could continue overnight. In
addition…blowing snow could cause visibilities to drop to
near 1 mile at times making driving even more difficult.
* other impacts…wind chill values will remain in the 0 to -15
range through noon today. Single digit wind chills are then
expected this afternoon.
precautionary/preparedness actions…
be careful if you have to travel. Even small amounts of snow can
make roads and sidewalks slick and dangerous.
dress in layers and leave no skin exposed to the wind. frostbite
and hypothermia can happen quickly. Check on the elderly and sick
in your neighborhood to ensure they are staying warm.
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Kingfisher-Beckham-
407 am CST Thursday Feb. 6 2014
…wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon cst today…
…winter weather advisory remains in effect until 4 pm cst this
afternoon…
a winter weather advisory remains in effect until 4 pm cst this
afternoon. A wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon cst
today for parts of oklahoma.
precautionary/preparedness actions…
* timing…light snow will continue this morning…and taper off
west to east between 10 am and 4 pm today.
* amounts…total snowfall amounts will range from 1 to 3 inches.
* impacts…slick and hazardous travel will occur through the
afternoon hours and could continue overnight. In addition…
blowing snow could reduce visibilities near 1 mile at times
making driving even more difficult.
* other impacts…wind chill values will remain in the 0 to -15
range through noon today. single digit wind chills are then
expected this afternoon.
precautionary/preparedness actions…
be careful if you have to travel. even small amounts of ice and
snow can make roads and sidewalks slick and dangerous.
dress in layers and leave no skin exposed to the wind. frostbite
and hypothermia can happen quickly. check on the elderly and sick
in your neighborhood to ensure they are staying warm.
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Harper-Woods-Alfalfa-Grant-Kay-Noble-
407 am CST Thursday Feb. 6 2014
a wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon cst today
across parts of northern oklahoma.
* impacts…wind chill values will remain between 0 and -15
through noon today. Single digit wind chills are then expected
this afternoon.
precautionary/preparedness actions…
dress in layers and leave no skin exposed to the wind. frostbite
and hypothermia can happen quickly. check on the elderly and sick
in your neighborhood to ensure they are staying warm.
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Atoka-Love-Marshall-Bryan-
407 am CST Thursday Feb. 6 2014
a wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon cst today for
parts of south central and southeast oklahoma.
* impacts…wind chill values will remain between 0 and -8 through
noon today. Single digit to teens wind chills are then expected
this afternoon.
precautionary/preparedness actions…
dress in layers and leave no skin exposed to the wind. frostbite
and hypothermia can happen quickly. Check on the elderly and sick
in your neighborhood to ensure they are staying warm.
A look at temperatures at Oklahoma Mesonet weather network sites:
