OKLAHOMA CITY, OK — Oklahoma could carry warmer-than-normal weather into the beginning of November, with a federal outlook favoring above-average temperatures across the state during Oct. 26–Nov. 1. For Oklahoma City and surrounding central Oklahoma communities, the extended warmth signal follows a week expected to bring sunshine and afternoon temperatures climbing into the upper 70s.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, the eight- to 14-day outlook issued Sunday, Oct. 18, favors above-normal average temperatures across Oklahoma during Oct. 26–Nov. 1. The state sits within a broad region of elevated warmth probabilities stretching across the southern Plains, although the strongest temperature signals are centered farther east.
Oklahoma Warmth Could Extend Into November Central Oklahoma, including Oklahoma City, Norman, Edmond and Moore, lies within an area showing approximately a 60%–70% probability of above-normal temperatures…