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KOCO
koco.com > article > weekend-forecast-severe-weather-possible-oklahoma-heat-returns > 73693998

WEEKEND FORECAST: Severe weather possible for parts of Oklahoma as heat returns

1+ day, 7+ hour ago   (138+ words) Northern Oklahoma faces a severe weather threat with damaging winds and hail, while Oklahoma City prepares for its 41st day of 100-degree temperatures. Oklahoma is set to experience another day of extreme heat and severe weather, with Oklahoma City reaching 100 degrees…...

News9.com
news9.com > weather > weather-blogs-news-9-weather-team > why-is-the-sky-blue-the-science-behind-oklahomas-colorful-sunrises-and-sunsets

Why Is the Sky Blue? The Science Behind Oklahoma’s Colorful Sunrises and Sunsets

2+ day, 11+ hour ago   (411+ words) Have you ever looked up at the Oklahoma sky and wondered why it’s blue? Or watched a colorful sunrise or sunset and wondered what creates those vibrant shades of red, orange and purple? Meteorologist Justin Rudicel breaks down the science…...

News9.com
news9.com > oklahoma-city-news > is-oklahomas-drought-damaging-your-foundation-warning-signs-to-watch-for

Is Oklahoma’s drought damaging your foundation? Warning signs to watch for

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (349+ words) Oklahoma’s summer heat and ongoing drought are drying out the soil beneath homes, potentially causing foundations to shift and leaving homeowners with costly repairs. Troy Blake with Vesta Foundation Solutions said the company typically sees an increase in calls during…...

Oklahoman
oklahoman.com > story > weather > 09/03/2026 > heat-drought-fuel-wildfire-risk-across-oklahoma-as-relief-weeks-away > 91563709007

Oklahoma just finished one of its hottest, driest months ever recorded

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (707+ words) Oklahoma just finished one of its hottest months ever recorded. August 2026 was near record-breaking for numerous cities across the state. Oklahoma City's average high temperature of 101.6 degrees was the third highest on record for the capital city, while Lawton's average…...

Oklahoman
oklahoman.com > story > news > state > 08/28/2026 > how-to-help-oklahoma-wildlife-survive-the-heat-wave > 91489287007

Splooting squirrels, fleeing swallows: How to help Oklahoma wildlife survive heat wave

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (576+ words) As Oklahoma's punishing summer heat bore down on a giant nest of cliff swallows perched on an interstate overpass, hundreds of baby swallows began jumping out of their nests and onto the road. Only 41 of the tiny birds could be…...