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Cold Snap Forecast for Oklahoma: The Next Arctic Blast

In Oklahoma City the coldest week is usually Jan 10 to 16, with a normal low of 27°F, and the coldest night of the last 10 winters was −14°F on Feb 16, 2021.

Reading the National Weather Service forecast for Oklahoma City.

Normals and records at Oklahoma City Will Rogers Airport

Coldest week
Jan 10 to 16Normal low 27°F
Coldest night, last 10 winters
−14°FFeb 16, 2021
First freeze
Oct 30Median of 10 winters
Record low
−14°FFeb 16, 2021 (records since 1948)

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Photo: “Chicago during Polar Vortex (11808894493)” by edward stojakovic, CC BY 2.0

Oklahoma at a glance

Oklahoma City, from the station’s own records
Jan 10 to 16
Coldest week
Oklahoma City, normal low 27°F
−14°F
Coldest night, last 10 winters
Oklahoma City, Feb 16, 2021
Oct 30
First freeze
Oklahoma City, median of 10 winters
−14°F
Record low
Oklahoma City, records since 1948
Reference stations

The coldest week in Oklahoma, station by station

The week with the lowest normal low at each reference station, from NOAA’s 1991 to 2020 normals, beside the coldest night of the last 10 winters, the median first freeze and the record low.

The coldest week and the coldest nights at Oklahoma reference stations
StationColdest weekNormal lowColdest night, last 10 wintersFirst freezeRecord low
Oklahoma CityOklahoma City Will Rogers Airport, USW00013967Jan 10 to 1627°F−14°FFeb 16, 2021Oct 30−14°FFeb 16, 2021records since 1948
TulsaTulsa International Airport, USW00013968Jan 14 to 2028°F−13°FFeb 16, 2021Nov 6−13°FFeb 16, 2021records since 1938
LawtonLawton Municipal Airport, USW00003950Jan 2 to 827°F−12°FFeb 16, 2021Nov 5−12°FFeb 16, 2021records since 1996
GuymonGuymon Municipal Airport, USW00003030Dec 29 to Jan 422°F−14°FFeb 15, 2021Oct 16−14°FFeb 15, 2021records since 1998

Normals from NOAA NCEI; nightly lows from GHCN-Daily, the winters of 2016 to 2017 through 2025 to 2026.

The National Weather Service Baltimore and Washington forecast office in Sterling, Virginia, with its radar dome, behind frosted grass
The National Weather Service office in Sterling, Virginia, on a frosty October morning. “2017-10-27 07 54 54 View of the National Weather Service's Baltimore-Washington Weather Forecast Office in the Dulles section of Sterling, Loudoun County, Virginia on a frosty morning” by Famartin, CC BY-SA 4.0
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