Oklahoma's spring bloom has arrived nearly three weeks early, driven by record-breaking warm temperatures, impacting allergies and gardens across the state.

Families can explore festivals, landmarks, parks and more for free across central Oklahoma during spring break.

Chief Meteorologist David Payne forecasts a warmer spring than usual, slightly above average tornado activity and below-average precipitation for parts of the state. Here's his full forecast.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Tired of freezing temperatures and snow? A warmer-than-usual spring is headed toward Oklahoma soon. AccuWeather's long-range ...

Every year, hummingbirds migrate incredible distances across North America. See the 2026 map of Oklahoma sightings and learn garden tips.

When spring comes in March, Oklahoma will be far from the winter tundra caused by January snow storms. Flowers will begin to bud and among the worst allergies in the nation will begin to start at full ...

As a heat dome nears Oklahoma, temperatures will soar 30 degrees above normal, testing records Friday, Saturday and possibly Sunday. OKC could tie an all-time record high for the month of March on ...

Spring break doesn’t have to mean crowded beaches and expensive flights. It’s the perfect opportunity to step away from the everyday and explore a new place without traveling too far from home. Within ...

As families across Oklahoma prepare for Spring Break travel, gas prices are rising both statewide and nationally. Experts say ...

Tulsa received more than 31 inches of rain between April and June, contributing to the third-wettest spring in Oklahoma history. The totals include 10.99 inches in April, 8.73 inches in May, and 11.52 ...