Texoma Weather

Get ready for a wild weekend, folks! We're trading in the heat for some chilly temps and maybe a storm or two.

With the weekend looming, a weather shift is on the horizon. Those storm predictions are ramping up and it could get intense out there!

Comanche County's Burn Ban is lifted as rains reduce fire risks. Expect more storms and warmer weather in the coming week.

As the clouds roll in this Friday, Oklahoma is gearing up for a night of thunder and heavy downpours. Stay tuned for the details.

Storm season is knocking on our door, and it's bringing some serious weather along with it. Buckle up, folks, because April is here.

The hot, dry weather is setting the stage for fire risks. Find out how residents can stay safe in these critical conditions.

As March wraps up, local meteorologists are keeping an eye on an increase in supercell production in Oklahoma the first weeks of April.

With drought gripping the state, the promise of rain may be just around the corner, but so are the storms that come with it.

Just when you thought it was safe to relax, a smoldering cigarette reminds us that fire knows no boundaries, even in downtown Lawton.

As wildfires become a more pressing issue, Comanche County is stepping up. Community input could be the key to a safer future.

The tornado and severe weather threat chances have increased for southwest Oklahoma Tuesday afternoon into early Wednesday morning.

Another 14 days of no outdoor burning in Comanche County - fire danger's still high, and it’s affecting everything from campfires to backyard barbecues.