Interstate 35 Weather

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I-35 Weather Forecasts are concise, accurate, and delivered to pinpoint where the weather will be over the next 12 hours to 36 hours along Interstate 35 from south Texas to Minnesota. The I35 Weather is presented by a meteorologist with over 20 years of national forecasting and broadcasting experience.

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Interstate 35 Weather History

December 1992 A winter storm dropped 4 to 9 inches of snow across most of the Oklahoma panhandle, northwestern and north-central Oklahoma. The storm also produced 1 to 4 inches of snow and sleet in central Oklahoma. Snow, sleet and freezing rain were common in northeast Oklahoma. Numerous accidents were reported across the northern half of Oklahoma. A person died in a multi car accident on interstate 35 near Blackwell. An automobile accident on the Will Rogers turnpike near Vinita took the life of another person. A teenager in Oklahoma City lost his life when the sled he was being pulled on slid into an oncoming automobile.

August 1995 An observer in Hawley a small community about 6 miles north of Nash reported 16 inches of rain from August 1st through 3rd. The Salt Fork crested at 10 feet above flood stage.