Oklahoma starts the day under clear skies and cool air, with sunlight stretching across dry pavement and rooftops. The chill is brief, but noticeable, especially during early errands or highway travel.
According to the National Weather Service in Norman, temperatures sat near 40 degrees early with light northeast winds around 5 mph. Winds turn east, then south by afternoon, with gusts approaching 18 mph. Sunshine dominates, allowing highs to rebound quickly into the upper 60s.
Across Oklahoma City, conditions stay quiet through daylight hours. Traffic moves smoothly along I-35, I-40, and I-44, though drivers may feel crosswinds later today. Layers work best this morning, but lighter clothing feels comfortable by afternoon as February warmth builds.
Clouds increase later tonight, holding temperatures near 49 degrees. Sunday turns warmer, with highs near 71 as clouds thin through the day. Winds ease, making outdoor plans more appealing. Sunday night remains mild, dropping only into the upper 40s.
The bigger shift arrives early next week. Monday surges into the mid-70s under bright skies, signaling a strong warm front pushing north. Tuesday stays warm near 76, but moisture increases. Light rain becomes possible by afternoon, with wet roads developing into Tuesday night.
By midweek, highs settle back into the mid-60s with mostly sunny skies returning. Looking ahead into the 6–10 day window, above-normal temperatures continue, hinting at a sustained thaw across the Southern Plains. While winter weather grips other regions, Oklahoma leans toward early spring momentum. Commuting today or early next week? Let us know what you’re seeing on the roads.
Five-Day Outlook for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Today: Sunny, high near 67. East to south winds with gusts up to 18 mph.
- Sunday: Becoming mostly sunny, high near 71.
- Monday: Sunny and warm, high near 76.
- Tuesday: Slight chance of showers late, high near 76.
- Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high near 66.
