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Turning Cooler Across the State With Rain

 

A warm front brought record high temperatures across Oklahoma, including near 100 degrees in southwest Oklahoma that tied a nearly century old record.

The National Weather Service says the high in Mangum on Saturday reached 99 degrees to tie a record set Feb. 24, 1918, in Arapaho as the highest February temperature ever in Oklahoma.

Much cooler temperatures are forecast through Tuesday. There is a 90% chance of rain tonight and a 70% chance on Tuesday.