Current Weather and Forecast in Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma, United States 🇺🇸
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About the weather in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City has a humid subtropical climate. July is the warmest month, with average highs of 93°, and January the coldest, when nights fall to around 31°. May brings the most rain, on about 13 days, while July is the sunniest, with 12.4 hours of sunshine a day. Over a whole year it rains on roughly 90 days.
Oklahoma City climate guide: monthly averages, seasons and the best time to visit
Common questions
Which month is coolest in Oklahoma City?
January, with highs of 49°F (9°C) and lows near 31°F (-1°C). The coldest day in the 2015-2024 record fell to -14°F (-26°C).
How hot does Oklahoma City get in summer?
July averages 93°F (34°C). That is serious heat, and the decade record for this location is 110°F (44°C).
What is the best month to go to Oklahoma City?
Aim for March to April and October to November if you get the choice: warm days, manageable rainfall and plenty of daylight line up, and highs average 67°F (20°C) against roughly 7 wet days a month. For the same question asked the other way round, see where else is warm in March.
When does Oklahoma City drop below freezing?
Average overnight lows sit at or below 0°C in 1 months of the year, January.
When is Oklahoma City at its hottest?
July, averaging 93°F (34°C) by day and 75°F (24°C) overnight. The hottest single day in our 2015-2024 record for this location reached 110°F (44°C).
Does it snow in Oklahoma City?
Yes - about 3 days a year carry measurable snowfall, concentrated December through February.
Which month is wettest in Oklahoma City?
May, at 5.6 inches (142 mm) over about 13 days. January is the driest month, at 1.6 inches (41 mm).
What should I wear in Oklahoma City?
It depends on the month: July runs to 93°F (34°C) while January holds at 49°F (9°C). The full month-by-month breakdown is in the packing notes above.