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Weather Alerts for McClain, Oklahoma
Updated 3/20/2010 10:44 AM EDT
Oklahoma - (McClain/OKZ028) - Current Watches, Warnings and Advisories for Oklahoma Issued by the National Weather Service
Note: Delivery dates for your order may be affected by weather conditions beyond our control.
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| Winter Storm Warning - McClain (Oklahoma) |
| Short Term Forecast - McClain (Oklahoma) |
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Winter Storm Warning - McClain (Oklahoma) |
major winter storm beginning this morning...
a late season arctic air mass will continue to drop temperatures
this morning... while a powerful late-winter storm bears down on
the southern plains. the storm was still centered back in new
mexico early this morning... but snow was increasing to its east
from the high plains of west texas into western and northern
oklahoma. snow will become more widespread this morning over much
of the southern plains... and strong north winds will create
blowing and drifting.
the main impacts of this storm will be heavy falling snow and
blowing snow that will reduce visibility. accumulations will
average 4 to 8 inches over a large part of northern... central...
and eastern oklahoma... while local amounts close to 12 inches
are possible in parts of northern and eastern oklahoma northeast
of oklahoma city. north winds will remain strong throughout the
southern plains...with speeds averaging 25 to 35 mph...and gusts
around 45 mph. the snow will be somewhat wet initially... with
temperatures just a few degrees below freezing at the ground...
but near blizzard conditions are likely in the areas that receive
the most snow. light to moderate snow will continue into sunday...
especially from central oklahoma eastward. travel will become
very difficult or impossible in many areas this weekend. this is
a potentially life threatening winter storm.
okz007-008-012-013-017>020-023>032-040>042-201845-
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grant-kay-garfield-noble-blaine-kingfisher-logan-payne-caddo-
canadian-oklahoma-lincoln-grady-mcclain-cleveland-pottawatomie-
seminole-hughes-garvin-murray-pontotoc-
including the cities of...medford...ponca city...enid...perry...
watonga...kingfisher...guthrie...stillwater...anadarko...yukon...
el reno...mustang...oklahoma city...chandler...chickasha...
purcell...norman...moore...shawnee...seminole...holdenville...
pauls valley...sulphur...ada
533 am cdt sat mar 20 2010
...winter storm warning remains in effect until 7 pm cdt sunday...
a winter storm warning remains in effect until 7 pm cdt sunday for
most of north central... central... and eastern oklahoma.
* timing: from now through sunday morning.
* main impact: heavy snowfall and blustery winds of near 30 mph
with gusts around 45 mph. blizzard conditions may occur...
resulting in a very dangerous situation. snow accumulation of
at least 4 inches is expected in many areas from near
interstate 40 northward. it is likely that 6 to 10 inches of
snow will fall in some areas north through east of oklahoma
city. local amounts up to 12 inches will be possible. blowing
and drifting snow may result in drifts of 1 to 3 feet in some
areas.
* other impacts: wind chill temperatures will fall into the
teens.
precautionary/preparedness actions...
a winter storm warning means significant amounts of snow are
expected... as well as strong winds creating near-blizzard
conditions.
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Short Term Forecast - McClain (Oklahoma) |
a powerful winter storm will move across west texas this morning
and then along the red river valley this afternoon and evening.
ahead of the system...cold air will continue to pour south behind
a strong cold front across southeast oklahoma. at 5 am...temperatures
were at or below freezing north and west of a vernon to duncan to
shawnee line.
radar indicated a large area of moderate to heavy snow...extending
from parts of southwest oklahoma into central and north central
oklahoma. snowfall rates up to 1 inch per hour will be possible
through the early morning hours. precipitation near the freezing
line will likely fall in the form of sleet and freezing rain before
changing to snow. many roadways are becoming slick and hazardous
this morning and travel conditions will continue to deteriorate
this morning...especially across north central...central and
parts of southwest oklahoma.
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