NWS Norman

I know it's been pretty warm of late, but we're deep into fall now and starting to see the potential for early morning frost. For tonight, we're highlighting central and north central OK. If you have plants still outside, take steps to protect them.

If you haven't gone outside yet today, the weather is beautiful with temperatures in the 60s. If you prefer things a tad warmer, 70s are coming next week. Either way, it's a great time to get outdoors and enjoy the weather.

KOCO Sky 5 the 2nd chopper to arrive at the National Weather Center in Normal following KWTV 9 for the Weather Festival getting ready to start up. Free Admission for all! #okwx #texomawx

Here's our counties under the Dense Fog Advisory. Still thinking it will stay out of the south OKC Metro and Wichita Falls but will be monitoring for any changes. Advisory still in effect through 10 AM as models suggest it should start burning off. #okwx #texomawx

5:45 AM - Fog has continued to expand across western, central and northern OK over the past several hours, with a Dense Fog Advisory continuing until 10 AM this morning. Take it slow when hitting the road this morning! #okwx #texomawx

Still eyeing a cold night across the region, with potential for frost across portions of northern Oklahoma. Make sure to protect any sensitive vegetation before heading to bed tonight. #okwx #texomawx

Fog will develop across portions of western and central Oklahoma tonight into Saturday morning. Localized dense fog is possible, especially across northwest into west central Oklahoma. Be on alert for rapid changes in visibility tonight into Saturday morning. #okwx #texomawx

Last minute reminder! The National Weather Festival is tomorrow morning, here on the OU campus at the National Weather Center in Norman. Best of all it is free so just show up and take part in the festivities! #okwx #txwx

Reminder of the weather festival tomorrow (Saturday) morning here on the OU campus at the National Weather Center in Norman. Best of all it is free so just show up and take part in the festivities #okwx #texomawx

Any gardeners in north central Oklahoma who have kept their plants going into November with the warm temperatures: a Frost Advisory is in effect for tonight into tomorrow morning with temps dropping into the mid-30s.

Fog persisting under this mornings stratus. Mostly patchy will some localized denser fog under 1/4 mile visibility in the western OKC metro (Bethany to near El Reno). Fog will gradually dissipate through the morning #okwx #texomawx

Your children will be very excited to know that the total rainfall sitting in our gauge this morning was 0.67 inches.

Here's your forecast for today: Fall weather, to me, means a sprinkling of delightfully gloomy and cool days. If you agree, you're probably going to enjoy today, especially across our Oklahoma counties. In western north Texas, cloud cover will be less widespread.

Outside of a cool/cold and cloudy morning across the northern one-half of Oklahoma, we are monitoring for possible fog development towards sunrise. If fog develops, visibility as low as 1/4-mile will be likely in spots. #okwx #texomawx

Showers continue to weaken over the area and should completely diminish in the next couple hours. Drier and chillier conditions are then expected overnight, with lows in the 30s and 40s by Friday morning. #okwx #txwx

11/5 530 PM- A strong thunderstorm could bring small hail to portions of west/southwest OKC over the next 30 minutes, with hail up to the size of dimes with light accumulation possible.

11/05 405 PM - Small hail threat continues in the Edmond area through 430 PM, with hail up to the size of dimes possible. #okwx

318pm: A thunderstorm in the far north OKC and Edmond area may produce areas of small hail as it moves northeast. Large hail is not expected, but accumulation of small hail will be possible. #okwx