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1. August 26, 2025: Well...bye
2. August 22, 2025: Shouting is nearly over
3. August 20, 2025: Glubbbbb glub
4. August 18, 2025: Skibidy skidoo
5. August 14, 2025: Drought drought done drought
6. August 12, 2025: Cool, Cool Summer
7. August 8, 2025: Fryday
8. August 6, 2025: I'm not a cool man
9. August 4, 2025: Escalation
10. July 30, 2025: Luke Boilwalker
11. July 24, 2025: Sunny and Cher
12. July 23, 2025: SuperRidge
13. July 18, 2025: Party on, Summer
14. July 10, 2025: Tis but a scratch
15. July 7, 2025: Cool as a wilted cucumber
16. July 1, 2025: June's in the books
17. June 26, 2025: Thunder up 2025!
18. June 23, 2025: Universe Champs
19. June 16, 2025: Acclimation
20. June 10, 2025: It's coming
21. June 5, 2025: Woody Guthrie approves
22. June 2, 2025:
23. May 29, 2025: Less is not more
24. May 27, 2025: What a glorious feeling?
25. May 19, 2025: Risky bidness
26. May 13, 2025: Broked records
27. May 12, 2025: Muly?
28. April 24, 2025: Bobby colors
29. April 11, 2025: A hunnert
30. March 11, 2025: Panda Monium
31. February 20, 2025: Normalish
32. February 13, 2025: Hothier than thou
33. February 4, 2025: I need to speak to a manager
34. January 27, 2025: Glub glub
35. January 16, 2025: I want you...to freeze
36. January 2, 2025: 2024 we hardly knew ya
37. October 31, 2024: Grand slam
38. October 24, 2024: Brownification
39. October 1, 2024: Whither?
40. September 20, 2024: Uncommon
41. September 16, 2024: ExGasperated
42. September 12, 2024: Full drought ahead!
43. September 4, 2024: Goodtemps
44. September 3, 2024: It has begun
45. August 29, 2024: Sayonara
46. August 27, 2024: AIIIEEEE!!!
47. August 22, 2024: Radiative transfer
48. August 21, 2024: Tolerable
49. August 19, 2024: Nasty
50. August 16, 2024: Let's go again
51. August 15, 2024: Just a smidge to the north
52. August 8, 2024: WOOOO!
53. August 7, 2024: Deadfool
54. August 5, 2024: Kinda
55. August 1, 2024: Meltage
56. July 26, 2024: It's back!
57. July 18, 2024: Dryasaurus
58. July 11, 2024: Boy Named Hot
59. July 3, 2024: Real tomato ketchup Eddie?
60. July 2, 2024: Beryling towards us?
61. July 1, 2024: Can we skip to September?
62. June 28, 2024: Swelter Skelter
63. June 24, 2024: A bit much, no?
64. June 20, 2024: How soon we forget
65. June 13, 2024: Gary Ohio Rizz
66. June 12, 2024: BORRRRRRRINNNGGGGG!
67. June 7, 2024: The H is O
68. June 4, 2024: Beastie Rain
69. May 30, 2024: Ye Olde Drought Update
70. April 18, 2024: Fastest hazard alive
71. April 12, 2024: Plans within plans
72. April 9, 2024: Have Nottingham
73. March 26, 2024: Ridick You Lus
74. March 11, 2024: Two steps sideways
75. March 6, 2024: Civics
76. February 29, 2024: Leap of faith and cold
77. February 19, 2024: Screws fall out, sir
78. February 7, 2024: Peter Brady time
79. January 23, 2024: Like a rolling stone
80. January 11, 2024: Snow-lite
81. December 6, 2023: Until we meet again...this weekend
82. November 28, 2023: tisn't the season?
83. November 8, 2023: Augvember?
84. November 1, 2023: A freeze smorgasbord
85. October 31, 2023: Primal cold
86. October 23, 2023: Icy pumpkins
87. October 16, 2023: Freeze-dried
88. October 11, 2023: Obscuration
89. October 5, 2023: And so it begins
90. October 2, 2023: Yak hair and goat tongue
91. September 19, 2023: Dent-ist appointment
92. September 18, 2023: Soggy corn dogs?
93. September 13, 2023: Not bad?
94. September 7, 2023: Just go away
95. September 1, 2023: Here comes trouble!
96. August 28, 2023: Fall Fail
97. August 24, 2023: Double trouble
98. August 18, 2023: Flash drought cometh?
99. August 16, 2023: The Scorched Side
100. August 14, 2023: Turnaround
101. August 11, 2023: Fryday
102. August 9, 2023: Let it ride
103. August 8, 2023: Miracle
104. August 3, 2023: The Ballad of Drought Buster
105. July 27, 2023: How green is your Panhandle?
106. July 24, 2023: Oklaheimer
107. July 20, 2023: Send 'em again
108. July 18, 2023: Hey look at us!
109. July 5, 2023: Spice it up!
110. July 3, 2023: POP!
111. June 30, 2023: One more day
112. June 28, 2023: Meltage
113. June 27, 2023: Thar it blows!
114. June 23, 2023: HOT HOT HOT!
115. June 21, 2023: How about NO derecho?
116. June 13, 2023: Ready or not!
117. June 12, 2023: Gonna get hot as (BEEP)
118. May 18, 2023: WHOO-HOO!!
119. May 8, 2023: Mune?
120. April 19, 2023: Must go hotter
121. April 13, 2023: Hatfields and McRains
122. April 11, 2023: 'Tis a start
123. April 10, 2023: Just a little bit
124. March 30, 2023: WHOOSH!
125. March 23, 2023: Spacedrought
126. February 22, 2023: Bye for now
127. January 26, 2023: Winter is the winner
128. January 5, 2023: Persistence
129. January 2, 2023: Extremities
130. December 15, 2022: Hoth Oklahoma
131. December 8, 2022: A Dubious Honor
132. December 1, 2022: The old switcheroo
133. November 18, 2022: Crazy Cold!
134. November 17, 2022: Drought still alive
135. October 13, 2022: No thanks!
136. October 4, 2022: Dubious
137. October 3, 2022: I am Cold
138. September 28, 2022: Boring Gekko
139. September 22, 2022: OOF!
140. September 21, 2022: Soiled
141. September 20, 2022: Soup mode!
142. September 15, 2022: Fall fail
143. September 13, 2022: Fall Wars
144. September 7, 2022: GOAT
145. September 6, 2022: NO NO LATTES!
146. September 2, 2022: Sadistic Statistic
147. September 1, 2022: Hottest summer since 2011!
148. August 31, 2022: It ain't ever good enough!
149. August 25, 2022: Great?
150. August 22, 2022: BRO!
151. August 19, 2022: Southern Shuffle
152. August 17, 2022: Wished for?
153. August 16, 2022: No accidents
154. August 15, 2022: GNARLY!
155. August 12, 2022: Blankety-blank
156. August 11, 2022: Fall ahead
157. August 9, 2022: Right turn, Clyde
158. August 4, 2022: WHOOSH!
159. August 1, 2022: Jaugust?
160. July 25, 2022: YOU MUST CHILL!
161. July 21, 2022: Drought explosion!
162. July 20, 2022: Can ya wait a bit?
163. July 19, 2022: How about no?
164. July 14, 2022: Sonny and Hot
165. July 13, 2022: MA!
166. July 12, 2022: BAH!
167. July 11, 2022: Maniac
168. July 1, 2022: Meltage
169. June 29, 2022: Mad Max: Beyond Heatdome
170. June 27, 2022: The Hunt for Junetober
171. June 22, 2022: Amijo
172. June 20, 2022: Youse can change
173. June 16, 2022: We give up
174. June 15, 2022: June is a burning thing
175. June 13, 2022: Uncommon
176. June 6, 2022: Sweat fealty
177. May 26, 2022: For me, Mav?
178. May 20, 2022: A new beginning
179. May 17, 2022: It's baaaack!
180. May 16, 2022: For reals!
181. May 6, 2022: Sweat City
182. April 25, 2022: Which car you in?
183. April 22, 2022: Just stop
184. April 12, 2022: Turn it up to 100
185. April 7, 2022: A Thursday in Oklahoma
186. February 15, 2022: Course #1
187. February 10, 2022: Same as it ever was
188. January 27, 2022: Here we go!
189. October 26, 2021: OCTOBERPALOOZA!
190. October 18, 2021: Hot pumpkins
191. October 7, 2021: Autumn?
192. October 6, 2021: Be vewy vewy careful
193. September 23, 2021: Droughtplosion
194. September 16, 2021: As scheduled
195. September 10, 2021: Marvin the LIAR
196. September 1, 2021: A Major Disturbance
197. August 30, 2021: ARF!
198. August 23, 2021: Evil index
199. August 12, 2021: Spongebob DriedOutPants
200. August 11, 2021: Spoiled milk
201. August 3, 2021: Boy Named Heat Stroke
202. August 2, 2021: But it's a wet heat
203. July 29, 2021: Mugly again
204. July 27, 2021: Raincne
205. July 19, 2021: Oklahoma's Big Adventure
206. July 14, 2021: MOSQUIT-NO!
207. July 12, 2021: Whither summer?
208. July 6, 2021: La la la la laaaaaaa
209. July 1, 2021: Jultember?
210. June 22, 2021: The ConJuneing
211. June 16, 2021: Let's hear it for the Dads!
212. June 10, 2021: Soup's on!
213. June 7, 2021: Here it comes!
214. May 27, 2021: Prognosis Negative
215. May 4, 2021: The Climajerk
216. April 29, 2021: Do not pass go
217. April 26, 2021: Flood tubes 3 and 4
218. April 22, 2021: To hail with this
219. April 15, 2021: Apruary?
220. April 8, 2021: Ruh roh!
221. April 1, 2021: Rabbit gravy
222. March 30, 2021: Fun while it lasted
223. March 24, 2021: Oh snow!
224. February 18, 2021: Find a happy place
225. January 21, 2021: Just a little heat
226. October 29, 2020: Is that all ya got??
227. October 7, 2020: Once in a Blue moon
228. September 14, 2020: Non-purple Haze
229. September 3, 2020: MUSH!
230. August 27, 2020: 800-pound hurricane
231. August 26, 2020: Reversal of fortunes
232. August 19, 2020: Septgust?
233. August 13, 2020: The Incredible Shrinking Drought
234. August 10, 2020: Winter's march
235. August 6, 2020: Summer's not here Mrs. Torrance
236. July 29, 2020: Do ya enjoy water rescues?
237. July 27, 2020: Drought killer!
238. July 2, 2020: Sweatshop
239. June 25, 2020: Drought Modulator
240. June 17, 2020: Fill 'er up!
241. June 15, 2020: Don't call it a comeback!
242. June 8, 2020: I said Cold Cold Cold
243. May 14, 2020: Weather madness
244. May 13, 2020: And then all hail broke loose
245. May 11, 2020: The eyes have it
246. May 4, 2020: Bye bye, spring
247. April 8, 2020: Badfellas
248. February 24, 2020: The Price is Spring
249. February 10, 2020: It could be worse
250. January 23, 2020: Drought Interruptus
251. January 15, 2020: Another blip
252. December 16, 2019: Never tell me the odds!
253. November 13, 2019: All eyes on next week
254. October 3, 2019: Call it
255. September 11, 2019: Augtember?
256. September 3, 2019: Heat dome revisited
257. August 26, 2019: August Oklahoma
258. August 22, 2019: This cold air craze
259. August 21, 2019: Help is on the way?
260. August 14, 2019: Just a smidgen
261. August 12, 2019: Argh!
262. August 1, 2019: Oh Fudge
263. July 29, 2019: Flash drought!
264. July 22, 2019: Hakuna Matata
265. July 18, 2019: Cold front magic!
266. July 17, 2019: How about some dry heat?
267. July 8, 2019: Tropical Magic?
268. July 1, 2019: Goodbye June, hello summer doldrums
269. June 25, 2019: I'M AN OUTLOOK!
270. June 13, 2019: All is wet
271. June 10, 2019: Mune?
272. June 6, 2019: A little dab will do ya
273. June 5, 2019: RATS!
274. May 30, 2019: Is wheat harvest in trouble?
275. April 8, 2019: Springtime Rock
276. February 14, 2019: We're gonna need a bigger rain
277. January 30, 2019: Cold Shmold
278. January 17, 2019: Odds are...
279. January 15, 2019: One-Click Winter Purchase
280. December 17, 2018: HO HO HOT!
281. December 13, 2018: WHOOSH!
282. December 6, 2018: Make your peace!
283. October 2, 2018: Here we go again!
284. September 18, 2018: Goodrains
285. August 30, 2018: The Incredible Shrinking Drought
286. August 27, 2018: And the heat goes on
287. August 23, 2018: Out darned drought!
288. August 21, 2018: It ain't over!
289. July 26, 2018: Flock of rainfall
290. July 19, 2018: July Foolishness
291. July 18, 2018: Eye of Summer
292. July 16, 2018: Gloat 'em if you got 'em
293. July 12, 2018: Flash drought?
294. July 2, 2018: June's in the books
295. June 28, 2018: Jailhouse sweat
296. June 21, 2018: Yukon? WeCan!
297. June 14, 2018: Panhandle Monsoon
298. June 7, 2018: Flout
299. June 1, 2018: May Breaks All-Time Temperature Record
300. May 23, 2018: Summer, Big Ben, Parliment
301. May 17, 2018: Here comes summer!
302. May 15, 2018: Why the dry?
303. May 14, 2018: Just a little bit
304. May 10, 2018: Bah, Rain SMASH!
305. May 8, 2018: Greenless-Land
306. May 2, 2018: Tornado Zone
307. April 16, 2018: Here we go again
308. March 15, 2018: 'twas but a spark...
309. February 26, 2018: Venti, but non-Grande
310. February 12, 2018: The secret about droughts
311. February 7, 2018: Weather at the podium
312. January 10, 2018: Coldtergeist
313. January 4, 2018: 120 what?
314. December 18, 2017: Snow? Who S-no-ws!
315. December 7, 2017: RRRAARRWHHGWWR!!
316. October 10, 2017: Froze-lahoma
317. October 2, 2017: Southeast OK dries out!
318. September 25, 2017: It ain't over
319. September 18, 2017: State Fair Represent!
320. September 11, 2017: Summer roars back!
321. August 31, 2017: The summer without an August
322. August 30, 2017: 40s are the new 50s
323. August 23, 2017: Gunning for 1915!
324. August 15, 2017: Summer Shmummer
325. August 1, 2017: Augtember?
326. July 31, 2017: Jeptember
327. July 27, 2017: You like apples?
328. July 25, 2017: Wait for it
329. July 13, 2017: Give it back!
330. July 12, 2017: Doldrums
331. June 13, 2017: Convection oven
332. May 30, 2017: Avast!
333. May 25, 2017: Fun in the 100s
334. May 11, 2017: Southern Discomfort
335. March 9, 2017: Drought erupts in fury
336. March 8, 2017: NW OK under siege
337. February 11, 2017: Julruary
338. February 10, 2017: Soooooo hot!
339. February 7, 2017: Ring of fire?
340. December 13, 2016: Cold Wars: Revenge of the Winter
341. October 31, 2016: Fried turkey, whether you like it or not
342. October 25, 2016: Happy 4th of Halloween
343. September 6, 2016: Summer...still here
344. August 29, 2016: These pretzels are making me thirsty!
345. August 25, 2016: Drought spreads across Oklahoma
346. August 24, 2016: Oh, it's still summer?
347. August 18, 2016: Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes
348. August 17, 2016: Is summer over?
349. August 11, 2016: ONE! MORE! DAY!
350. August 8, 2016: Well at least SOME of you tried
351. August 1, 2016: Summer Sizzles During July
352. July 28, 2016: Invader from the North
353. July 25, 2016: Relief at last, but WILL it last?
354. July 18, 2016: Keep your pants on
355. July 13, 2016: The Curious Case of Kingfisher County
356. July 12, 2016: Heat...it's all the craze!
357. July 8, 2016: Oklahoma's fever broke
358. July 7, 2016: GODZILLA!!
359. July 1, 2016: June Sees Drought's Return
360. June 30, 2016: The drought before the storm
361. June 22, 2016: Don't complain, winter is only 6 months away
362. June 20, 2016: Drought watch is officially ON
363. June 16, 2016: Yeah, I'm calling it...IT'S HOT!
364. June 15, 2016: Raiders of the Lost June
365. June 9, 2016: La Nina Watch continues
366. June 8, 2016: Ready or not...
367. April 5, 2016: And I would have gotten away with it too
368. March 24, 2016: Well that about covers the fires
369. March 3, 2016: Watch me drought...
370. October 12, 2015: Watch your butts today
371. October 1, 2015: Drought Charges Ahead During September
372. September 29, 2015: But it's a dry heat, Sarge!
373. September 22, 2015: A Hurricane in Boise City?
374. September 17, 2015: Drought, rain, fall, winter...it's all here!
375. September 14, 2015: The Great State Rain of....OKLAHOMA!
376. September 9, 2015: Big Gulp
377. September 8, 2015: One burst of fall, coming up
378. September 3, 2015: Flash drought expanding in Oklahoma
379. September 1, 2015: Getting a bit crispy!
380. August 28, 2015: Summer...it's baaaaaaccccccckkkkkk
381. August 20, 2015: Droughtus Interruptus
382. August 17, 2015: Godzilla El Nino explained, Okie style
383. August 11, 2015: We'll take it!
384. August 10, 2015: Yay, the cold front is ALMOST here!
385. August 3, 2015: Goodbye July, Hello August!
386. July 21, 2015: Let's pause for a brief intermission
387. July 20, 2015: Asbestos umbrellas
388. July 16, 2015: Enough already!
389. July 14, 2015: Should have voted for Pedro!
390. June 29, 2015: Is there rain after Bill? And check out Jupiter and Venus tonight!
391. June 4, 2015: Ain't it sweet!
392. June 3, 2015: Apparently it reached 90 degrees yesterday
393. May 14, 2015: 4.5 years of drought in 48 seconds
394. April 21, 2015: Cheyenne, we don't have a problem?
395. April 9, 2015: Bust city, the good and the bad
396. April 7, 2015: Summer arrives in Oklahoma!
397. April 2, 2015: Yes, drought is still here
398. March 16, 2015: Finally, spring acts like spring?
399. January 20, 2015: Silver linings?
400. January 13, 2015: El Limbo
401. December 1, 2014: Mother Nature bigtimes November
402. November 24, 2014: So how did it go?
403. November 14, 2014: The un-common cold
404. November 10, 2014: Something Frozen This Way Comes
405. October 27, 2014: The next *end of summer*...COME ON DOWN!
406. October 7, 2014: Those hot, sultry days of...October??
407. September 23, 2014: Welcome to Fall
408. September 10, 2014: When Fronts Attack!
409. September 9, 2014: Apparently, it's gonna get cold
410. September 8, 2014: September hath more than August
411. September 3, 2014: Wait for it...
412. September 2, 2014: The August summary (dry and
413. August 27, 2014: Flash flooding...in the Panhandle?
414. August 25, 2014: Not-So-Cool Hand August
415. August 21, 2014: A little more hope for the fall?
416. August 20, 2014: August acting the fool
417. August 13, 2014: Westville, Minnesota...I mean Oklahoma!
418. August 12, 2014: A brief intermission...but of what?
419. August 1, 2014: A July To Remember
420. July 28, 2014: A July we're gonna remember! And a caution about El Nino.
421. July 22, 2014: A Time To Sweat
422. July 14, 2014: Summer Interruptus
423. July 10, 2014: Drought status? Quo.
424. July 9, 2014: It rained here. Not here or here so much, but right here
425. July 1, 2014: June Summary: It was wet!
426. June 30, 2014: A little pond runneth over
427. June 26, 2014: Bye bye spring?
428. June 17, 2014: Rain totals since May 21 continue to pile up
429. June 16, 2014: Will we break another tornado record?
430. June 5, 2014: Hey, it's raining!
431. June 4, 2014: It's about to seriously rain on our parade
432. June 3, 2014: Welcome to the jungle...
433. June 2, 2014: Rain keeps on a-comin', and a summary of May's weather
434. May 22, 2014: Slapped-Out!
435. May 5, 2014: Maugust
436. April 10, 2014: Another week, another surge of drought
437. April 2, 2014: Bad hair day
438. March 18, 2014: You think you got it bad?
439. February 27, 2014: FROZEN DROUGHT-POCALYPSE 2014!
440. February 12, 2014: GO HINTON GO!
441. January 29, 2014: Braum's ... are you ready?
442. December 10, 2013: The Oklahoma Deep Freeze of December 1983
443. December 5, 2013: Ice Storm 2013!
444. November 1, 2013: October summary ... smiles in the east, frowns in the west
445. October 9, 2013: Supposed to
446. September 5, 2013: Uh oh
447. August 29, 2013: A bit of a slide
448. August 19, 2013: Eerie condition envelops state
449. August 13, 2013: Hey Oklahoma, Noah called ...
450. August 7, 2013: A
451. August 5, 2013: Yeah, it's still summer
452. July 22, 2013: I was wrrrrrrr...
453. July 16, 2013: And the southwest gets theirs
454. July 1, 2013: June Weather Follows Script
455. June 28, 2013: Heat bursts, a new station, and just plain old heat
456. June 27, 2013: Drought, meet heat
457. June 26, 2013: Whooo, it's hot!
458. June 21, 2013: The heat is on
459. June 20, 2013: One last improvement?
460. June 11, 2013: The view from space
461. June 10, 2013: A Gollum summer
462. May 16, 2013: The good, the bad and the Ticker
463. May 14, 2013: Now we're cooking with gas
464. May 3, 2013: Carlito's Winter
465. May 2, 2013: Heat drought
466. April 23, 2013: Apruary
467. April 1, 2013: Could drought be on its way out?
468. March 11, 2013: Weekend Wrap-up
469. January 14, 2013: Wimp Factor 5
470. January 9, 2013: Rain please. Pretty please?
471. January 2, 2013: Oklahoma's record for warmest year falls
472. December 19, 2012: Shocking news all around
473. December 3, 2012: I love this time of year ...
474. November 8, 2012: Oklahoma Drought Continues to Expand
475. November 2, 2012: Potpourri
476. October 17, 2012: We got Don today
477. September 25, 2012: Potpourri
478. September 20, 2012: New drought map, same old colors
479. September 11, 2012: Potpourri
480. September 4, 2012: How did August and the Summer stack up?
481. August 29, 2012: Round and round he goes!
482. August 27, 2012: Very nice rains ... could there be more?
483. August 15, 2012: Latest druoth map (or is it?)
484. August 10, 2012: Potpourri
485. August 3, 2012: A late-starter, but nonetheless...
486. August 2, 2012: Drought goes plaid, and yesterday was the 10th warmest day in OK history
487. August 1, 2012: July Blazes to Sixth Warmest on Record as Drought Expands
488. July 30, 2012: An unfair comparison
489. July 25, 2012: It's about to rain, let's see where we're at
490. July 23, 2012: It'll get worse before it gets better
491. July 17, 2012: Hey cops, want doughnuts?
492. July 12, 2012: Drought encompasses entire state for first time since last November
493. July 10, 2012: We call it maize, you call it expensive
494. July 6, 2012: Burn bans on the rise, lakes on the decline
495. July 2, 2012: June is in the books, but first...a nice correlation
496. June 29, 2012: Turn your key, sir!
497. June 26, 2012: It's 1:35 pm ... do you know where your flamethrower is?
498. June 25, 2012: Summer is supposed to be hot, right?
499. June 4, 2012: Potpourri
500. June 1, 2012: May Ends Warmest Spring in Oklahoma History
501. May 31, 2012: Drought Update
502. May 24, 2012: Is Oklahoma in the midst of flash drought development?
503. May 17, 2012: Extreme drought creeping back into southwestern Oklahoma, June/Summer looks hot
504. May 15, 2012: Whither rain??
505. May 4, 2012: When's winter again?
506. April 30, 2012: Blackwell/Ponca City area gets a gully-washer, break April records
507. April 25, 2012: Triple digits in April...rare?
508. April 5, 2012: Lessons from 2011: Tornadoes and summer heat
509. April 1, 2012: March Shatters Oklahoma Temperature Records
510. March 29, 2012: Drought map shows a tad more relief, and boy is it green in Oklahoma!
511. March 22, 2012: Drought Ends for Much of Oklahoma
512. February 6, 2012: More rainy, less wimpy
513. January 24, 2012: Where's winter been? Heck if I snow!
514. January 11, 2012: Hey, it's been warm this winter!
515. December 30, 2011: 2011, we're NOT glad we met ya!
516. December 5, 2011: Zooming back to February, December style
517. December 1, 2011: November Rains Have Drought on the Run in Oklahoma
518. November 29, 2011: A final note on Summer 2011
519. November 11, 2011: The Great Blue Norther of 11/11/11
520. November 9, 2011: 2011: A Year of Extremes
521. October 17, 2011: Mid-October climate update: warm, wet ... and dry?
522. September 30, 2011: September Sees Relief on the Thermometer, Not the Rain Gauge
523. September 29, 2011: New drought monitor and another 100? Are you kidding me?
524. September 15, 2011: Happy Halloween!
525. September 8, 2011: Hot news hot off the presses
526. September 1, 2011: Record August Puts Exclamation Point on Hottest Oklahoma Summer
527. August 29, 2011: Villainy from the south
528. August 25, 2011: Warning, disgruntlement contained within
529. August 22, 2011: Grandfield breaks Oklahoma's number of 100-degree days record
530. August 21, 2011: Inexorable
531. August 19, 2011: Could Oklahoma's summer end up as the hottest on record in the U.S.?
532. August 8, 2011: Oklahoma July Warmest on Record for U.S.
533. August 3, 2011: The Panhandle is where it's at
534. August 1, 2011: July Heat Becomes Historic
535. July 19, 2011: Heat and drought: An update to an update of a previous update I updated
536. July 15, 2011: Last 365 days driest since back to 1921 / July heat has records in its sights
537. July 12, 2011: 1980, here we come
538. July 8, 2011: Hot day in the big city
539. July 7, 2011: Drought continues its eastward march
540. July 1, 2011: Drought flourishes during hot, dry June
541. June 30, 2011: Snapshot of drought
542. June 24, 2011: OKC moving up in the record books
543. June 17, 2011: Southwest OK's bad fortune
544. June 16, 2011: Drought news goes from bad to nasty
545. May 5, 2011: I won't lie to ya ... I ordered the hit on the drought in eastern Oklahoma. And
546. March 21, 2011: The Panhandle menu for today
547. December 28, 2010: Oklahoma continues to dry out
548. October 21, 2010: Okay, it gets scary AFTER Halloween
549. September 20, 2010: It's September!
550. September 1, 2010: Scorching August Closes Out Hot Summer
551. August 26, 2010: Drought Takes Hold in Oklahoma
552. August 13, 2010: Okay, who messed with this thermostat?
553. August 4, 2010: Not As Hot Front
554. August 3, 2010: Set Summer to Simmer
555. August 1, 2010: A Tale of Two Julys and BIG TORNADO NEWS (not news about big tornadoes)!
556. July 26, 2010: From the "It Could Be Worse" department
557. July 19, 2010: A change is in the air
558. July 13, 2010: Back to the frying pan
559. July 5, 2010: Keep Your Powder Dry
560. June 23, 2010: Altus, Meet Talihina
561. June 21, 2010: Don't August My June
562. June 11, 2010: Heat Burst-amundo!
563. May 20, 2010: Anybody ready for summer?
564. April 14, 2010: Black Sunday Remembered
565. April 12, 2010: Heat Burst!
566. January 5, 2010: BRRRRRRRRRR!!!
567. October 29, 2009: October Rain Totals Continue To Mount
568. August 19, 2009: Let me tell you why, despite two meteorology degrees from the University of
569. July 30, 2009: Overnight Rains Bolster July Totals
570. July 16, 2009: Urban Heat Island Part 2
571. July 13, 2009: Heat is a four letter word, and if you?ve lived in Oklahoma this summer, it has become
572. July 10, 2009: (5:30 p.m. update)
573. July 1, 2009: June's in the books!
574. May 27, 2009: Four Billion Served!
575. April 29, 2009: Of Wind and Rain
576. March 25, 2009: There's Snow Business Like Snow Business Like Snow Business I Snow
577. February 4, 2009: Some Wildfire Artifacts
578. August 4, 2008: News Flash: It's Hot
579. July 17, 2008: They Say Hats Are In Again
580. June 6, 2008: Extreme Straight-line Winds
581. June 4, 2008: Strong Straight-Line Winds in Northern OK
582. March 16, 2008: A CARL Is Born
583. November 21, 2007: Random Facts of Clime-ness
584. November 13, 2007: Wow, What a Day
585. November 2, 2007: Chilly Nights Return
586. September 26, 2007: Oklahoma Photo Contest: Submit YOUR Photo!
587. August 31, 2007: New Seasonal Summary Summarizes Summer Succinctly
588. July 30, 2007: News Flash: It's Starting to Dry Out
589. July 13, 2007: Temperature Extremes: On the Rise?
590. June 27, 2007: Extreme Events: Not Increasing, Volume 3
591. June 22, 2007: The Guys in Research Call it a "Flux Capacitor"
592. June 20, 2007: Speaking of Extreme Heat
593. June 14, 2007: This Week's Ticker: Lather, Rinse Repeat
594. June 11, 2007: But it's a dry heat ... yeah, right.
595. May 22, 2007: Time The Avenger
596. January 19, 2007: You Saw It Here First!
597. October 13, 2006: First Freeze
598. September 6, 2006: August 2006 Summary Available
599. August 25, 2006: Clouds Show Signs of Extinction
600. August 1, 2006: Send in the subs! While the entire Ticker staff is away on vacation, the
601. July 21, 2006: How Bad Is It?
602. April 24, 2006: New OCS Drought Update Online
603. April 14, 2006: Some Cool Numbers that Reflect Warmth
604. February 13, 2006: Westerly Winds Warm Waking West in Their Wake
605. January 7, 2006: The Power of Subtle Influence
606. January 2, 2006: Southeast Oklahoma Nation's Driest Climate Division in 2005
607. December 23, 2005: Everything I Needed to Know I Learned as QA Manager
608. October 26, 2005: Hot Off the Press: Fall 2005 Issue of _Oklahoma Climate_
609. September 1, 2005: Fingerprints of Rain Show up in Atmosphere
610. August 11, 2005: Diagnosis: Avian Flew
611. August 9, 2005: Send Your Complaints to ticker@mesonet.org
612. August 8, 2005: We're at a Loss to Explain This One
613. July 22, 2005: The Prints of Tides
614. July 13, 2005: Know Your Boundaries
615. June 28, 2005: Good To Be Home
616. May 23, 2005: This Week: 50th Anniversary of Blackwell Tornado
617. January 13, 2005: New Seasonal Summary Available
618. January 12, 2005: Exceptional Warm Front Crosses - wait, Ravages - Oklahoma
619. November 2, 2004: Massive Get Out The Heat Operation
620. October 19, 2004: Smiling Satellite Image Plays With Afternoon Temps
621. October 15, 2004: Seasonal Climate Summary Available Today!
622. August 30, 2004: A Very Cool (?) Heat Burst at El Reno
623. July 26, 2004: An Anniversary We'd Like To Forget
624. July 23, 2004: Summer 2004 Seasonal Summary Now Available
625. July 19, 2004: Winter Wheat "Hot Box" Influences Wind Field
626. June 28, 2004: A Delightfully Delightful Aberration
627. June 25, 2004: News Flash: The Last Week Was Wet!
628. May 26, 2004: Mesoscale Supercell Influence Quite Apparent at Dry Site
629. May 14, 2004: Cold Front Delivers Chilly Day to Oklahoma
630. May 6, 2004: Urgent Program Message
631. April 5, 2004: An Anniversary Some Would Like to Forget
632. March 30, 2004: Seasonal Climate Summary Now Available
633. March 9, 2004: Wheat Belt Influence on OK Dew Points?
634. March 5, 2004: Severe Winds Wrap-Up
635. February 26, 2004: Ticker Building: Nature's Picnic Table
636. February 24, 2004: Ardmore Mesonet Site Gets New Digs
637. February 16, 2004: Hoary Frost Pics Return: This Time They're Native!
638. December 17, 2003: Windborne Oklahoma Dirt Reaches Great Lakes States
639. November 19, 2003: First, A Correction ...
640. September 18, 2003: Cold Front Brings Sharp Contrast to Sooner State
641. September 12, 2003: Snapshot of Western Oklahoma Flooding
642. July 31, 2003: Very High Lows!
643. July 29, 2003: "Cold" Front Brings Some Relief to Some Oklahomans
644. July 25, 2003: More Dryspell Stuff
645. April 25, 2003: Hazards of Being a Mesonet Station, Revisited
646. January 28, 2003: This Ticker's All Wet
647. January 7, 2003: Now Showing: Heat Characteristics!
648. December 13, 2002: And We Promise Not to Say "Blanket"
649. November 8, 2002: Mother Nature 1, Technology 0
650. November 4, 2002: Meteograms are Fun!
651. September 20, 2002: Somewhere Between the Rainbows
652. September 6, 2002: News Flash: It's Hot
653. August 28, 2002: Wake Low Shows Up Nicely in Mesonet Data
654. February 1, 2002: Some Incredible Mesonet Photos
655. September 6, 2001: Summer 2001: Hot and Dry
656. August 20, 2001: From the "You Didn't Need to Tell Me" Dept.
657. August 13, 2001: Some Relief Falls on Oklahoma
658. August 1, 2001: Hello, August
659. July 26, 2001: A Little Perspective
660. July 23, 2001: It's Official: Yesterday Was Year's Warmest
661. July 19, 2001: OCS Launches Summer Conditions Monitor
662. July 18, 2001: 100+ Days Piling Up
663. July 17, 2001: Dry Streak Continues for Much of Oklahoma
664. July 16, 2001: News Flash: It's Hot and Humid
665. July 10, 2001: Hot, Dry Summer Continues
666. July 9, 2001: Howdy, Stranger
667. May 3, 2001: Anniversary
668. February 23, 2001: (corrected for faulty link)
669. November 15, 2000: Rare Phenomenon (and Physics Lesson) Occurs at Pawnee
670. October 3, 2000: An Assessment of the Severe Oklahoma Drought of 2000
671. September 5, 2000: Some Relief for Eastern Oklahoma
672. August 14, 2000: The Heat Streak Continues
673. August 1, 2000: (July normal precipitation corrected in bottom table)
674. July 18, 2000: Summer Heat Streak Underway
675. July 10, 2000: No Ticker This Week
676. July 3, 2000: Mesonet Soil Moisture Sensors Provide Unique Insight
677. June 1, 2000: Welcome to June
678. May 30, 2000: Interesting Show Scheduled for Tomorrow Morning
679. May 7, 2000: Weekend Rainfall Totals
680. April 5, 2000: Break Out the Sun Screen and Put the Top Down!
681. February 24, 2000: That's Some Serious Moisture Return
682. August 13, 1999: Refreshing Summer Breezes, for Most of Us
683. August 11, 1999: It's Hot. Again.
684. July 30, 1999: It's Hot
685. July 26, 1999: It's Been Hot, But ...
686. July 23, 1999: Hottest Day Yet
687. July 22, 1999: It's Not the Heat. It's the humidity. But it's a dry heat. etc...
688. April 14, 1999: Rainfall Continues
689. November 18, 1998: Dry Conditions Persist in Southwest
690. October 5, 1998: Preliminary Results: April-September Tied for Warmest Such Period Ever
691. September 1, 1998: Summer 1998 Among the State's Hottest
692. August 25, 1998: Statewide Climatological Data Available on Web
693. August 10, 1998: Extreme Weather Round-up
694. July 31, 1998: Overnight Rainfall
695. July 21, 1998: Fire Danger
696. July 10, 1998: Extreme Heat Index over Large Area of the State
697. June 26, 1998: More Heat
698. June 25, 1998: Hot, Dry, Windy Conditions Persist
699. June 23, 1998: Fire Danger on the Rise
700. June 22, 1998: Today in Mesonet Data
701. June 3, 1998: A Day of Contrasts