Oklahoma feels crisp and quiet this morning as clear skies stretch overhead and breath hangs briefly in the air. Jackets are needed early, car windshields feel cold to the touch, and the wind adds a sharp edge before sunrise.
According to the National Weather Service in Norman, temperatures started in the low 30s across Oklahoma City with northwest winds near 10 mph. Sunshine dominates the day, allowing highs to climb into the lower 50s by afternoon while humidity remains low and visibility stays clear.
Across central Oklahoma, calm travel conditions are expected today. Roads along I-35, I-40, and I-44 remain dry, though drivers may notice a colder feel on shaded surfaces early. With clear skies tonight, temperatures fall back near freezing, allowing patchy frost in sheltered areas. Sensitive plants and outdoor pets may need protection.
Sunday continues the quiet winter pattern with abundant sunshine and highs in the low 50s. Winds ease, making the day feel noticeably milder. By Monday, a warming trend takes hold as southerly flow develops. Afternoon temperatures jump into the lower 60s, signaling a sharp shift away from recent winter chill.
Tuesday brings the peak of the warm-up. Oklahoma City reaches the mid-60s under sunny skies, more typical of early spring than January. Nights stay cool but less harsh, with lows remaining well above freezing. By midweek, clouds increase slightly, though conditions stay dry and seasonable.
For now, winter hazards are minimal, but quick temperature swings can still stress pavement and vehicles. Keep layers handy during early mornings, and plan for lighter clothing by afternoon as warmth builds.
How does the temperature swing feel where you are this morning? Share what you’re noticing as Oklahoma’s January pattern shifts.
Five-Day Outlook for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
• Today: Sunny, high near 51
• Sunday: Sunny, high near 52
• Monday: Sunny, high near 63
• Tuesday: Sunny, high near 65
• Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high near 58
