Muskogee County Emergency Management

10/22/2026

High pressure and dry conditions are forecast through this weekend for eastern Oklahoma & northwest Arkansas. A low pressure system then could move into the region with the return of rain chances next week. The latest outlook for late October into early November is for above normal temperatures and above normal precipitation.

10/21/2026

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10/20/2026

A weak disturbance moving into the Plains over the top of a deep layer of drier low level air over E OK & NW AR will continue to hinder most of any rain development from reaching the ground other than a chance of a sprinkle Tuesday and Wednesday.

10/19/2026

The latest Climate Prediction Center outlook into late-October leans toward wetter-than-normal conditions across eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas. Odds also favor above-normal temperatures, continuing the warmer-than-average trend the region has experienced since last January.

10/18/2026

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10/18/2026

If your home or business is damaged by flooding this week, please be sure to report it at damage.ok.gov. Reporting online helps authorities understand the impact of damages and can help connect you to recovery resources.

If water made it into your house, take photos showing the water line inside (if it's safe to do so).

Local governments with damages to roads, bridges, or other infrastructure are asked to report as well. The best way to report infrastructure damages is by submitting via your county or municipal emergency manager.

10/18/2026

10/17/2026

The first frosty morning of the fall season is on deck for some areas Saturday, with parts of Osage, Pawnee and Washington counties in northeast Oklahoma most favored. If you have sensitive plants outdoors that may be harmed by frost, prepare to take steps to protect them. Additional frost potential exists Sunday morning in northern areas.

10/16/2026

The first frosty morning of the fall season may be on deck for some areas Saturday, with areas north and west of I-44 most favored. If you have sensitive plants outdoors that may be harmed by frost, keep an eye on forecasts through Friday and prepare to take steps to protect them.