Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – Sunshine will rapidly turn this mild morning into 102-degree heat, beginning a relentless stretch of triple-digit afternoons across central Oklahoma.
According to the National Weather Service, Oklahoma City reaches 102 degrees today under sunny skies. South winds will run 9 to 11 mph.
Will Rogers World Airport reported 75 degrees shortly before 8 a.m. Humidity was 58%, creating a deceptively comfortable start before temperatures surge.
The bigger concern is duration. Sunday reaches 102 degrees again, with southwest winds of 11 to 14 mph. Gusts could reach 21 mph.
That combination can accelerate dehydration during outdoor work, sports and afternoon errands. Limit strenuous activity during peak heating and carry extra water.
Monday offers almost no relief. Temperatures reach 101 degrees while south winds gust as high as 22 mph.
Drivers on I-35, I-40 and I-44 should prepare for intense afternoon heat. Check tire pressure and coolant before longer trips.
Tuesday and Wednesday both reach 100 degrees. Morning lows remain near 78, limiting meaningful cooling between hot afternoons.
The supplied Weather Prediction Center discussion says heat will expand from the Southwest into the nation’s center early next week.
However, the local NWS outlook shows no rain or thunderstorms through Wednesday. No tornado, hail or flooding threat appears in the provided Oklahoma City data.
For now, heat remains the primary concern. Never leave children or pets inside vehicles, even during short stops.
The heat continues beyond Wednesday. Thursday reaches 101, while Friday stays near 100, offering little evidence of immediate relief.
Five-Day Oklahoma City Weather Outlook
- Today: Sunny and hot. High 102. South winds 9-11 mph.
- Sunday: Mostly sunny and hot. High 102. Gusts to 21 mph.
- Monday: Sunny and hot. High 101. Gusts to 22 mph.
- Tuesday: Sunny and hot. High 100.
- Wednesday: Sunny and hot. High 100.
