Mother Nature's extremes hit Oklahoma in 2011
12/18/2011
The hottest summer in U.S. recorded history, the lowest temperature in state history, record snowfall in Tulsa and deadly tornadoes. |
Heat, drought devastate Oklahoma's farmers
12/18/2011
Driving across open pastures in December, Lyle Blakley would usually need a four-wheel drive. |
Temperatures breaking records
9/13/2011
Brace yourself: You might be in for another month filled with weather records in Tulsa. |
This summer was Oklahoma's hottest on record
9/2/2011
Oklahoma has never seen a summer like this. |
Tulsa's August unusually hot
9/1/2011
Tulsa set and tied six daily highs in the month of August, while also having more rain than any other month of 2011, according to the National Weather Service. |
Burn ban to be lifted in 16 counties
8/20/2011
With area rainfall and comparatively lower temperatures, the state-mandated burn ban will be lifted from Tulsa and 15 other counties at 1 p.m. Tuesday. |
Burn ban continues across Oklahoma despite rainfall
8/12/2011
as in drought list - and a statewide burn ban continues, despite recent rainfalls across the state, including the Tulsa area. |
Oklahoma heat unrivaled in U.S.
8/9/2011
The records just keep falling, thanks to Oklahoma's hot weather. |
Tulsa firefighters battle heat exhaustion
8/8/2011
If it feels like it can't get much hotter, try being a firefighter. |
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Wildfires threaten, destroy homes
8/8/2011
Wildfires near Cleveland and Terlton in Pawnee County forced more evacuations Sunday after several days of fires in northeast Oklahoma. |
