Winter Weather Advisory Issued for Western Oklahoma: Snow Expected Thursday into Friday

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Residents of western Oklahoma should prepare for winter weather as a Winter Weather Advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service, effective from 6:00 AM Thursday, January 9, until 8:00 AM Friday, January 10.

What to Expect:

Snowfall: Accumulations of 1 to 3 inches are expected across portions of western Oklahoma, including Elk City, Weatherford, and Arapaho-Butler.

Timing: Snow is likely to begin Thursday morning, continuing throughout the day and tapering off early Friday.

Road Conditions: Hazardous travel conditions are expected, with slippery roads impacting the Thursday evening and Friday morning commutes.

Daily Forecast:

Thursday, January 9: Cloudy with snow developing by late morning. High near 33°F, with a low around 24°F. Winds will make conditions feel even colder.

Friday, January 10: Cloudy and windy. High near 37°F, with lows dipping to 21°F.

Saturday, January 11: Sunny skies return, with highs warming to 47°F.

Safety Precautions:

Drive cautiously and allow extra travel time.

Ensure vehicles are equipped for winter conditions.

Stay updated on road conditions by calling 511 or visiting local Department of Transportation websites.

The Weather Service advises residents to monitor updates and prepare for potential disruptions. Schools and businesses may experience delays or closures due to road conditions, so check local announcements.

Stay tuned to KECO 96.5 FM for the latest weather updates and community alerts.

 
 

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