Oklahoma City, Okla. – Scorching summer temperatures are set to intensify across central Oklahoma with a high of 100°F expected in Oklahoma City on Monday, July 28. Heat index values could climb to a dangerous 104°F, prompting a summer weather alert for residents, especially those commuting along I-35 and I-44.
According to the National Weather Service, a dome of high pressure will keep skies mostly sunny and winds light from the southwest at around 10 mph. Monday’s heat will follow an already hot weekend, and conditions will worsen midweek as Tuesday and Wednesday highs reach 101°F. Nighttime relief will be limited, with lows hovering in the upper 70s.
Residents are urged to limit outdoor exposure between noon and 6 p.m., drink plenty of water, and check on vulnerable neighbors and pets. Heat-related illness is possible for those without access to cooling.
Utility companies warn of high electricity demand early this week. Officials advise pre-cooling homes in the morning and reducing appliance use during peak hours.
Looking ahead, a slight cooldown begins Friday, with temps dipping into the low 90s and a 20% chance of scattered storms returning Friday and Saturday.
🌤 Five-Day Outlook for Oklahoma City (Starting Monday, July 28):
- Monday, July 28: Mostly sunny, high near 100°F. Heat index up to 104°F. Low: 78°F
- Tuesday, July 29: Sunny, high of 101°F. Mostly clear overnight, low of 77°F
- Wednesday, July 30: Sunny and hot again, high near 101°F. Low: 76°F
- Thursday, July 31: Slight cooldown, sunny with a high of 98°F. Low: 73°F
- Friday, August 1: 20% chance of storms. Partly sunny, high of 93°F. Low: 72°F
- Saturday, August 2: Isolated showers possible. Partly sunny, high near 89°F
Stay tuned as conditions evolve — additional heat advisories may be issued midweek.
