Woodward, OK – A winter weather advisory has been issued for northwest and western Oklahoma, with snow expected to impact travel from early Saturday through Sunday morning.
According to the National Weather Service in Norman, the advisory will be in effect from 3 a.m. CST Saturday to 4 a.m. CDT Sunday. Wet snow accumulations of around one inch are expected, with localized amounts reaching up to three inches in some areas. Affected locations include Woodward, Clinton, Elk City, Weatherford, and surrounding communities.
Travelers should prepare for slippery road conditions as snow begins to accumulate overnight. Authorities advise drivers to slow down and exercise caution while on the roads. Motorists can check updated road conditions by dialing 511 for real-time travel information.
The winter weather comes as a late-season snowfall for the region, with impacts likely to be felt across major highways and rural roads. Residents should plan accordingly, allowing extra travel time and staying updated on weather developments.
As temperatures fluctuate, some melting may occur, but refreezing overnight could lead to additional hazards. Those in the advisory area should take necessary precautions to ensure safe travel conditions throughout the weekend.
