ENID, Okla. — The Enid area will likely be in for some gusty winds Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2023, in addition to an opportunity for early showers.
National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for a lot of the state efficient till 6 p.m. Tuesday. As a outcome, close to vital circumstances are in place for wildfires.
Wind is expected to be from the south at 16-24 mph earlier than switching to the west in the afternoon, in line with NWS, with gusts reaching 37 mph in the Enid area.
In different elements of the state, gusts may attain 55 mph, in line with NWS.
“Gusty winds could blow around unsecured objects. Tree limbs could be blown down, and a few power outages may result,” in line with NWS.
The NWS forecast for the Enid area additionally requires a 40% likelihood of showers earlier than 9 a.m. then gradual clearing. The excessive is expected to be round 63.
The excessive Wednesday is expected to be round 60 beneath sunny skies, earlier than winter makes a return Wednesday night time.
There is a 40% likelihood of rain after which snow showers Wednesday night time, in line with NWS, with a low of 23. The excessive Thursday is expected to be 38, earlier than temperatures heat once more, with highs in the 60s by Sunday.
“Light snow accumulation may occur in northern Oklahoma Wednesday night and Thursday morning,” in line with NWS.
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