City of Muskogee Emergency Management

08/29/2026

[8/29/26] Dangerous heat indices return to the area this weekend and continue through at least the upcoming week. Continue to take appropriate heat precautions to prevent heat illness.

08/28/2026

[8/28/26] You're tired of hearing it, and we are tired of saying it, but the forecast calls for unusually hot and dry weather to continue for the next week and likely beyond. Heat indices of 105-110 F are expected at times for most of the area.

08/27/2026

[8/27/26] Slightly cooler conditions are expected across E OK & NW AR today and Friday, with heat index values mostly remaining in the mid to upper 90s. However, the break from the heat will be brief as temperatures rise again by this weekend into next week.

08/26/2026

[12:45 pm - 8/26/26] Dangerously hot conditions will persist for portions of the area today (Wednesday) with a Heat Advisory is in effect from noon until 8 PM

08/26/2026

[8/26/26]
Scattered thunderstorms are forecast this afternoon and into the evening, with a marginal to slight risk for severe weather, primarily across far E OK & W AR. Storms may produce damaging wind gusts, locally heavy rainfall, and large hail.

08/25/2026

[1:00 PM - 8/25/26] A few showers and storms are expected across the area tomorrow, particularly in northwest Arkansas. Locally strong to severe downburst winds are the main threat with any storms that develop.

08/25/2026

[8/25/26]
Back to heat advisory for today, The advisory today covers most of SE OK as well as west-central AR from 12 PM-8 PM. Heat indices up to 109 degrees are forecast. Please continue to be mindful of the heat and stay hydrated today.

08/21/2026

[5:15 PM - 8/21/26] High heat stress conditions will persist through the next week as unseasonably hot conditions continue. Stay hydrated and take plenty of breaks if you spend time outdoors.

08/19/2026