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Arctic blast to leave Oklahoma in cold for days

TIMELINE: Bitter cold temperatures and chance of snow for much of Oklahoma

Light snow and flurries are expected across central Oklahoma through Saturday night, but bitter cold temperatures will have the biggest impact for the state.

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TIMELINE: Arctic blast to leave Oklahoma in the cold for days

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Oklahoma endures Arctic blast: Single-digit wind chills, flurries, and pipe-bursting cold

Bundle up, Oklahoma! Meteorologist Andrew Adams says a frigid weekend is here with single-digit wind chills, possible flurries today, and even colder temps Monday.

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TIMELINE: Bitter cold continues, snow possible Monday in Oklahoma

Bitterly cold temperatures continue on Sunday because of the arctic blast, and there's another chance of snow in Oklahoma on Monday. >> Go to the KOCO weather page | Get KOCO on the Go | Subscribe to KOCO 5's YouTube channel

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Health Experts Seeing Rise In Respiratory Illnesses Across Oklahoma

With respiratory illnesses on the rise, Oklahoma health experts say three specific viruses stand out from the rest. According ...

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Oklahoma City fire department sees rise in house fires as cold weather grips metro area

"Everyone wants to be warm, so we understand that. So a lot of heating sources come out. People use furnaces, people use ...

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Oklahoma school shuts after whooping cough case amid state spike in infections

An Oklahoma school district canceled school on ... The respiratory illness is caused by a viral bacteria that can begin like a common cold, but symptoms can last for months according to the ...

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CDC warns of 'high' respiratory virus activity as cases increase across US

Respiratory illness activity is currently considered "high" in the United States, according to the CDC. In one state, it is ...

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