It's a cooler start across Texoma with temperatures in the 30s & 40s. Expect partly to mostly cloudy skies for today, with highs varying from the 50s in northern areas, most in the 60s and a few southern spots reaching into the 70s.

March is the start of meteorological spring & consist of big increases. Expect a big jump in temperatures with 10° in highs & lows at 9°; while rainfall rises by an inch from February. This month consist of the largest growth of daylight with 65 minutes.

Viewing conditions for the worm blood moon will be challenging for tonight; as skies will be mostly cloudy, with mild temperatures mostly in the 50s. The total lunar eclipse will occur overnight with totality mainly between 5-6 AM just before the moon sets after 7 AM.

Totality ended a few minutes ago from the lunar eclipse. Luckily, the skies were good to view across Texoma during the overnight. It's going to be a nice moonset & sunrise in the next hour. A warm front is causing a split in temperatures with 40s in the west & 60s in the east.

Temperatures swings will continue across this week which will include some rain chances that have the potential for strong to severe storms especially late this week. kswo.com/2026/03/03/hit…

Today will be breezy and warm into the 80s, under partly to mostly cloudy skies. An isolated shower or storm is possible during the afternoon into tonight across Texoma. Scattered severe storms with all forms are possible on Thursday & Friday.

Temperatures will continue to swing between the 60s & the 80s over the next 7 days with the potential of severe weather late this week but even into early next week. kswo.com/2026/03/04/uns…

It's a cloudy start across Texoma with temperatures mostly in the upper 40s & low 50s behind the cold front. Expect the winds to diminish throughout the day, as highs reach the low 60s. An isolated severe storm is possible for eastern areas this afternoon & tonight.

Thursday & Friday are First Alert Weather Days for severe weather; as most of Texoma is under a Level 2 (Slight Risk); with an Enhanced Risk for northeastern areas on Friday. The biggest threats will be large hail & damaging winds but an isolated tornado is also possible.

Today and tomorrow are First Alert Weather Days. For today, we are watching for isolated to widely scattered supercell thunderstorms to develop after 5pm this evening in our western and northwestern counties. All threats are on the table.

Severe storms with all hazards are possible across Texoma for later today into this evening, as a cold front slides through the area. The rest of the week & weekend will involve multiple breezy to windy days which will enhance the fire weather risk. kswo.com/video/2026/03/…

It's a warm start to our Tuesday with temperatures mostly in the 60s. Expect highs to reach the mid to upper 80s this afternoon, under partly to mostly cloudy skies. Shower and storm chances will begin to increase this afternoon, before potentially turning severe this evening.

Severe weather will be probable later today into this evening. Almost all of Texoma is under an Enhanced risk (Level 3) with all hazards possible. Also, southern & eastern spots are under a Slight rIsk (Level 2) for flash flooding.

Don't be fooled by the winter feeling early this week because a taste of summer will be here across Texoma by the end of the week into the weekend, while staying dry. kswo.com/2026/03/16/col…

Fire Weather Watch in effect for most of Texoma from 11 AM - 7 PM Tuesday, as breezy southerly & southwesterly winds return along with very low humidity down to 10% producing a near critical fire weather risk.

A big warm-up starts today across Texoma which will bring our first stretch of 90s and probable record highs by late this week and weekend. kswo.com/2026/03/17/red…

It's a cold start to St. Patrick's Day, luckily temperatures will turn around quickly with highs around 70°, under partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. Also, Red Flag Warning in effect from 11AM-7PM today due to the near critical fire weather risk for low humidity & breezy winds.

It's a mild start across Texoma in the 50s, expect another day with record highs being broken or tied this afternoon. Highs are expected to reach the upper 90s, under sunny skies. Red Flag Warning in effect for western areas this afternoon & evening with an elevated fire risk.

Record warmth in the 90s continues throughout this weekend; with the fire weather risk increasing especially on Sunday, as a cold front slides through Texoma. kswo.com/2026/03/21/rec…

Temperatures will remain cool for today; but a new warming trend begins on Sunday bringing breezy conditions and increased fire weather risk. Also, the pattern changes as April begins with some chances of showers and storms mid to late week. kswo.com/2026/03/28/coo…