Record Highs Luckily Come to an End Soon.

Record highs and dry air, perfect combination for fire weather concerns.

Yesterday Almanac:

• We reached a record high yesterday, beating out the old record of 91 degrees set back in 1963.

Drought Tracker:

• Severe drought conditions have increased to an extreme drought in Nowata and Washington Counties in Oklahoma.
• Severe drought conditions in central and southern counties.

Humidity Levels:

• A wind shift line moves in late Saturday into early Sunday.
• Humidity drops following the wind shift as well.
• With fuels already very dry, and humidity very low, fire weather will be a concern as we move through the week.

Wind Gust Tracker:

• Behind the wind shift line, there will be winds gusting 10-15, maybe even pushing 20 mph.
• Mostly weak wind gusts, but still a windy Sunday.
• Temperatures drop as well.

7 Day Forecast:

• Temperatures drop following the wind shift line through Tuesday.
• We start to warm back up during the middle of the week and through the weekend.
• After isolated storm chases through the weekend, a possible cold front moves in early the following week (Monday) dropping temperatures back down to average.

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