Commissioner Myles Davidson

03/15/2026

🌬️ Strong Cold Front Bringing High Winds & Fire Danger

A mixed bag of weather factors is headed our way this weekend. A strong cold front will move into Oklahoma early Sunday morning, bringing very strong winds, increased wildfire risk, and a much colder start to Monday.

The front is expected to enter from the northwest around sunrise Sunday and move across the state, reaching southeast Oklahoma by early afternoon.

⚠️ Wind Impacts
• Sustained north-northwest winds of 30–40 mph
• Possible gusts from 45–60 mph
• Areas east of I-35 and south of I-40 may see slightly lower gusts

🌫️ Additional Concerns
• Blowing dust may reduce visibility in some areas
• High-profile vehicles could have difficulty traveling
• Power outages are possible due to strong winds

🔥 Fire Weather
Very strong winds combined with dry conditions will create extremely hazardous wildfire conditions. Please avoid outdoor burning or activities that could spark a fire.

⚠️ A HIGH WIND WARNING is currently in effect for the western half of Oklahoma and western north Texas.

03/11/2026

📬 District 3 February Newsletter

February was a busy month across District 3. Our team continued working to support public safety, strengthen infrastructure, and stay engaged with the communities we serve.

From important meetings and community events to ongoing county initiatives, we remain committed to transparency, service, and responsible stewardship of taxpayer resources.

Take a few minutes to read our February newsletter and see what’s been happening across District 3.

Thank you for staying engaged and being part of our community.

03/11/2026

Severe weather season is here, and I want to encourage everyone in our community to take tornado safety seriously.

Please take a few minutes today to review your safety plan with your family. Identify the safest place in your home — a small, interior room on the lowest floor away from windows — and make sure you have multiple ways to receive weather alerts.

Our emergency management teams and first responders are ready, but preparation starts at home. Staying weather aware can save lives.

Let’s continue looking out for one another and keeping our community safe. 🌪️

03/10/2026

⛈️ OKC Metro & Edmond Storm Forecast

This Afternoon (after ~4 PM)
• Increasing clouds and 40–50% chance of thunderstorms developing
• High temperatures around 84–86°F
• South winds 15–20 mph, gusts near 25–30 mph 

Evening – Overnight
• Storm chances increase through the evening
• Showers and thunderstorms likely before ~4 AM
• Some storms could become strong or severe
• Main threats:
• Damaging wind gusts
• Large hail
• Heavy rain in stronger storms 

Overnight Low
• Around 55–56°F with storms gradually moving out late tonight. 

🌬️ Wednesday (Behind the Cold Front)
• Much cooler: High near 60–66°F
• Strong north winds 25–40 mph
• Storms end early with clearing skies later. 

✅ Summary:
• Storms possible late afternoon through late evening in OKC and Edmond.
• Peak window: roughly 6 PM – Midnight.
• Some storms could be strong to severe.

03/09/2026

According to our friends at the National Weather Service in Norman, near-critical fire weather conditions will continue today and into this evening across much of Oklahoma County and areas to the north, west, and southwest. Extreme caution should be exercised with any outdoor activity that could spark a wildfire.

⚠️ Monday – Near-Critical Fire Weather
Dangerous fire weather conditions are expected to persist through much of the week.

⛈️ Tuesday – Severe Thunderstorm Potential
Another round of strong to severe thunderstorms is possible Tuesday afternoon and evening. Hazards may include:
• Strong to damaging winds
• Large hail
• Locally heavy rainfall
• A low (but not zero) tornado potential

Please stay weather-aware and monitor updates from local officials and the National Weather Service.

03/08/2026

I believe investing in our team is one of the best ways to ensure we continue delivering high-quality service to the residents of Oklahoma County.

This week, several members of our team traveled to Las Vegas to attend CONEXPO-CON/AGG, where they learned about the latest advancements in heavy equipment, infrastructure technology, and industry best practices. Opportunities like this allow our staff to bring new ideas and innovations back to Oklahoma County so we can continue improving the work we do every day.

Proud of this team and their commitment to serving our community.

03/06/2026

03/04/2026

Today we had the solemn honor of welcoming former Oklahoma County Commissioner and Del City Mayor Harry Currie back to the Oklahoma County Courthouse, where he lie in repose on the second floor so the public, county employees, and community leaders could pay their respects.

Lying in repose is the highest honor Oklahoma County can bestow upon a citizen, and it is a reflection of the lasting impact Commissioner Currie had on our community. From his service to Oklahoma County to his leadership in Del City, his life was defined by dedication to public service and the people he represented.

This morning we gathered with his family, judges, elected officials, and members of the public for a brief arrival ceremony that included TAPS and remarks honoring his legacy. Throughout the day, many stopped by to reflect on the life of a man who gave so much to our county.

This afternoon, we will close the day with a brief departure ceremony on the south steps of the courthouse, standing together in gratitude and respect as we say our final farewell.

On behalf of a grateful county, we thank Commissioner Harry Currie for a lifetime of service to Oklahoma County. His legacy will not be forgotten.

03/03/2026

OKC Metro & Edmond Forecast

Temperatures will reach near 80° today. Thunderstorm chances return Wednesday through Friday, with the potential for strong storms. Cooler conditions arrive Saturday, followed by a warming trend back into the 70s on Sunday.

Residents are encouraged to stay weather aware later this week.

03/03/2026

Potholes happen — and when they do, our team gets to work.

Here’s our crew installing American Road Patch to quickly and effectively repair damaged roadways and keep our community moving safely. Thank you to our hardworking team for staying proactive and keeping our streets in top shape.

03/02/2026

Thankful for the women who raised us, those who molded us, and those who chose us. 💐

I come from generations of strong-willed, accomplished, trailblazing women whose courage and determination continue to inspire me every day. Their legacy is a reminder that progress is built on the strength, resilience, and leadership of women who came before us.

Happy Women’s History Month. 💜