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Oklahoma Weather Alert: Oklahoma City 74° to 42° Nov. 8-13
Oklahoma City, OK – Central Oklahoma residents can expect several days of sunshine, temperatures climbing into the 70s and a noticeable cooldown before Friday.
By Jordan Mercer · 2026-11-08T10:51:06.997Z
Oklahoma City, OK – Central Oklahoma residents can expect several days of sunshine, temperatures climbing into the 70s and a noticeable cooldown before Friday.
According to the National Weather Service in Norman, Oklahoma City will reach approximately 68 degrees Sunday, Nov. 8, before temperatures climb to 74 degrees Tuesday.
The warmer conditions continue through Veterans Day, followed by cooler afternoons and nighttime temperatures dropping into the lower 40s.
Morning Fog Clears Before Temperatures Rise Oklahoma City began Sunday with temperatures around 42 degrees at Will Rogers World Airport.
Patchy fog developed across portions of the metro, with visibility reported near seven miles at the airport during early observations.
The National Weather Service expects fog to clear, allowing sunshine to push temperatures toward 68 degrees.
Drivers along Interstate 35, Interstate 40 and Interstate 44 should remain alert for localized visibility changes where fog persists.
Sunday evening brings mostly clear skies, although patchy fog could return after midnight.
Temperatures fall to approximately 47 degrees.
Tuesday Brings the Warmest Weather Monday begins with patchy fog before 8 a.m., followed by sunshine and temperatures reaching 71 degrees.
Tuesday, Nov. 10, becomes the warmest day of the five day period.
High temperatures should reach approximately 74 degrees, with southwest winds between 6 and 9 mph.
For residents managing fallen leaves, outdoor projects or early holiday preparations, the dry conditions offer a favorable opportunity.
Take advantage of the sunshine while temperatures remain comfortably above the colder levels expected later this month.
Veterans Day Stays Warm Before Temperatures Fall Wednesday, Nov. 11, brings another sunny afternoon, with temperatures reaching approximately 71 degrees.
Clear skies continue Wednesday night as temperatures fall toward 48 degrees.
The larger change arrives Thursday, Nov. 12.
Afternoon temperatures drop to approximately 65 degrees, nearly 10 degrees below Tuesday's high.
By Thursday night, temperatures fall to around 42 degrees.
That creates a 32 degree difference between Tuesday afternoon's peak and Thursday night's expected low.
Although the change is noticeable, temperatures remain above freezing.
Is Winter Weather Approaching Oklahoma? The latest local forecast does not indicate snow, freezing rain or thunderstorms through Saturday.
Friday brings sunshine and temperatures near 63 degrees, followed by a clear evening with lows around 46 degrees.
Saturday temperatures recover to approximately 69 degrees.
While winter weather becomes a greater consideration as November progresses, no specific snow or ice threat can be established from this forecast.
Residents should use the mild weather to prepare vehicles, inspect outdoor equipment and secure loose items before stronger winter systems eventually arrive.
Oklahoma City Five Day Weather Outlook Monday, Nov. 9: Patchy morning fog, then sunny. High 71°F. Mostly clear at night, low 53°F. Tuesday, Nov. 10: Sunny and warm. High 74°F. Mostly clear at night, low 55°F. Wednesday, Nov. 11: Sunny for Veterans Day. High 71°F. Mostly clear at night, low 48°F. Thursday, Nov. 12: Sunny and cooler. High 65°F. Mostly clear at night, low 42°F. Friday, Nov. 13: Sunny, high 63°F. Clear at night, low 46°F. Saturday, Nov. 14: Sunny skies continue, with temperatures returning to approximately 69 degrees.
Looking Ahead Toward Thanksgiving National weather guidance indicates seasonably mild to warm conditions across much of the country during the early November period.
However, weather patterns can shift as Thanksgiving approaches.
The supplied Oklahoma City forecast extends through Nov. 14 and does not establish specific temperature or precipitation trends for Nov. 15 26.
For now, the most significant local development is the transition from Tuesday's 74 degree warmth to Thursday night's 42 degree low.
Are you enjoying Oklahoma City's November warmth, or are you ready for colder winter temperatures? Tell us what the weather feels like in your neighborhood.