Brace Yourself, Oklahoma: Arctic Chill Sets In With Freezing Fog Threat
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- December 05, 2025
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Well, Oklahomans, it's official: winter has well and truly arrived, and it's brought a serious chill with it. If you've stepped outside recently, you've probably noticed that crisp, clear, but oh-so-cold air. And believe me, it’s not going anywhere just yet.
The big thing we're keeping an eye on for tonight and especially into Friday morning is the potential for some patchy freezing fog. Now, this isn't going to be a widespread white-out situation for everyone, but those of you in low-lying areas, near river valleys, or simply where moisture can settle, really need to be aware. When that fog meets these frigid temperatures, it can quickly create slick spots on roads and bridges. So, please, if you're heading out early, drive with extra caution and give yourself plenty of time. Visibility might drop pretty suddenly in some areas, too, just a heads-up.
Temperature-wise, we’re looking at another truly bitter night. We're talking lows dipping down into the single digits and low teens across much of the state. Factor in any breeze, and those wind chill values are going to make it feel even more biting, potentially below zero in some spots. Seriously, if you have to be outside, layer up like you're heading to the Arctic – hats, gloves, scarves, the whole nine yards. And don't forget about your pets; bring them inside if you can, and protect any exposed pipes.
As we push through Friday, things will stay quite chilly, with highs likely only reaching into the upper 20s to low 30s. But hey, there's a light at the end of this cold tunnel! The weekend is looking much more forgiving. We'll start to see a gradual warming trend, with plenty of sunshine to help melt away some of that lingering frost. By Sunday, temperatures should comfortably climb into the 40s, which will feel like a heatwave after what we're enduring now.
And the good news keeps coming: early next week, our forecast models are showing an even more significant warm-up. We could see temperatures pushing into the 50s, which, let's be honest, is practically spring for us in Oklahoma after a week like this. So, hang in there, brave souls! Bundle up, stay safe, and remember, these deep freezes never last forever. A warmer, brighter outlook is just around the corner.
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