Winter Storm and Winter Weather in Oklahoma, December 5 to 6, 2013

Sleet and snow began during the afternoon of the 5th, transitioning to all snow by the evening of the 6th. By the time the snow had ended on the morning of the 6th, much of the county had received between 2 and 3 inches of snow. Rush Springs and Chickasha came in with 2 and 3 inches respectively, and Tuttle was the big winner with 3.5 inches.

Precipitation began as a mixture of snow and sleet, transitioning to heavy snow early in the event. Altus received between 4 and 5 inches of mainly snow, with a thin layer of sleet.

Light freezing rain and freezing drizzle mixed with sleet began during the early afternoon hours of the 5th. This then gradually transitioned over to light to moderate snow. Okarche and Mustang picked up 3 inches of snow and sleet, while El Reno and Piedmont came in with 3.5 to 4 inches by the time the storm had ended.

A mixture of sleet and freezing drizzle started during the early afternoon. This then changed over to snow rather quickly as colder air deepened across the county. By the time the event ended on the morning of the 6th, Fort Cobb had received up to 6 inches of snow. Other areas from near Anadarko to Hydro saw between 2 and 4 inches of snow.

Light freezing rain and sleet occured at the onset of the event. This quickly transitioned over to light to moderate snow during the evening hours of the 6th. By the time the storm was over, several areas across Oklahoma county reported substantial snow. Edmond and Warr Acres both saw between 4 and 5 inches of snow, with a thin layer of sleet.

Light freezing rain and sleet occurred at the onset of the event. This quickly transitioned over to light to moderate snow during the evening hours of the 6th. By the time the storm was over, Prague had picked up around 5 inches of snow and up to an inch of sleet.

Sleet and snow began during the afternoon of the 5th, transitioning to all snow by the evening of the 6th. By the time the snow had ended on the morning of the 6th, areas in and around Lawton received 2 inches of snow.

Light freezing rain and sleet developed during the afternoon of the 5th. This transitioned to mainly a snow and sleet mix, continuing through the late afternoon and early evening hours of the 5th. Light snow continued into the morning of the 6th. By the time the storm had ended, areas around Mangum picked up 2 inches of snow.

Light freezing rain and sleet developed during the afternoon of the 5th. This transitioned to mainly a snow and sleet mix, continuing through the late afternoon and early evening hours of the 5th. Light snow continued into the morning of the 6th. By the time the storm had ended, areas around Hollis picked up 3 inches of snow.

A wintry mix of snow and sleet led to substantial accumulation over portions of the county. Around a half inch of sleet feel initially, with 2 to 3 inches of snow falling on top of the sleet. Purcell reported up to 3 inches of snow and sleet with Wayne coming in around 2.5 inches.

A mixture of freezing rain and sleet fell by early afternoon on the 5th. This quickly changed over to moderate to heavy snow by late afternoon. Hobart saw 4 inches of snow by the time the storm had ended.

Light freezing rain and sleet occurred at the onset of the event. This quickly transitioned over to light to moderate snow during the evening and overnight hours of the 6th. By the time the storm was over, areas around Shawnee had picked up around 5 inches of snow and up to an inch of sleet.

Light freezing rain and sleet occurred at the onset of the event. This quickly transitioned over to light to moderate snow during the evening and overnight hours of the 6th. By the time the storm was over, areas around Duncan had picked up around an inch of sleet with up to 2 inches of snow on top of that.

Light freezing rain and freezing drizzle along with sleet began by early afternoon on the 5th. Light to moderate sleet along with light snow then continued into the morning hours of the 6th. By the time the event was over, up to 5 inches of snow and sleet had fallen at Wetumka and Holdenville.

Light snow and sleet began during the afternoon of the 5th, transitioning to all snow by the night of the 6th. By the time the event had ended, much of the county had received 2.5 to 3.5 inches of snow including Norman and Noble.

Sleet and snow began during the afternoon of the 5th, transitioning to all snow by the evening of the 6th. By the time the snow had ended on the morning of the 6th, areas south and west of Clinton received 1.5 inches of snow.

Sleet was the initial precipitation type, with up to a quarter inch over much of the county. By early on the 6th, heavy snow was falling. By the end of the event, Guthrie picked up 4.5 inches of snow with Marshall and Mulhall picking up 1 and 3 inches respectively.

Light freezing rain and freezing drizzle along with sleet began by early afternoon on the 5th. Light to moderate sleet along with light snow then continued into the morning hours of the 6th. By the time the event was over, up to an inch of sleet and 2 inches of snow had fallen at Centrahoma.

Light freezing rain and sleet began during the late afternoon of the 5th and continued into the morning on the 6th. Around an inch of sleet fell at Waurika with up to an inch of snow on top of the sleet.

Light snow and sleet began during the afternoon of the 5th, transitioning to all snow by the night of the 6th. By the time the event had ended, Perry and Glencoe reported 2 and 2.5 inches of snow respectively.

Sleet and snow began during the afternoon of the 5th, transitioning to all snow by late afternoon on the 6th. By the time the snow had ended on the morning of the 6th, Yale had picked up 2.5 inches of snow.

Light freezing rain and sleet developed during the afternoon of the 5th. This transitioned to mainly snow by the evening hours. Very light snow continued into the morning of the 6th. By the time the storm had ended, areas around Enid picked up a half inch of snow.

Freezing drizzle and light freezing rain changed over to light to moderate sleet late on th 5th. Occasional thunder accompanied some of the heavier sleet showers that feel. As the storm system exited, sleet changed over to snow. By the time the storm was over, significant sleet and snow accumulations were reported across the county. Elmore City and Stratford both saw 2 to 3 inches of snow and sleet, with areas north of Hennepin reporting up to 4 inches of snow and sleet.

Light freezing rain and sleet began during the late afternoon of the 5th and continued into the morning on the 6th. Sleet accumulations of a half inch to one inch were reported around Marietta with a dusting of snow.

Light freezing rain and sleet began during the late afternoon of the 5th and continued into the morning on the 6th transitioning to snow before ending. An inch of sleet with an additional inch of sleet fell at Tishomingo, with total snow and sleet accumulations around 2 inches.

Light freezing rain and sleet developed during the afternoon of the 5th. This transitioned to mainly snow by the evening hours. Very light snow continued into the morning of the 6th. By the time the storm had ended, areas around Watonga had picked up 1 inch of snow.

Light freezing rain and sleet developed during the afternoon of the 5th. This transitioned to mainly snow by the evening hours. Very light snow continued into the morning of the 6th. By the time the storm had ended, areas around Oakwood had picked up an inch of snow.

Light freezing rain and sleet developed during the afternoon of the 5th. This transitioned to mainly snow by the evening hours. Very light snow continued into the morning of the 6th. By the time the storm had ended, areas around Thomas had picked up an inch of snow.

Light freezing rain quickly changed over to sleet by early evening on the 5th. Sleet became heavy at times, with significant accumulations in many areas. Atoka saw 1.5 to 2 inches of sleet and Stringtown reported up to 3 inches of sleet. All of the county also received up to a tenth inch of ice before sleet began falling.

Light freezing rain and sleet began during the late afternoon of the 5th and continued into the morning on the 6th. By the time the storm ended, an inch of sleet fell at Madill with a dusting of snow.

A mixture of sleet and freezing rain occurred during the evening hours of the 5th. This continued into the the morning of the 6th, with snow mixed in before the system moved east. By the time the storm had ended, Ardmore had received an inch or more of sleet with a dusting of snow, and areas east of Healdton reported 1.5 inches of snow and sleet.

A mixture of sleet and freezing rain occurred during the evening hours of the 5th. This continued into the the morning of the 6th, with snow mixed in before the system moved east. By the time the storm had ended, areas in and around Durant and Bokchito picked up an inch of sleet and an additional inch of snow.

Light freezing rain and sleet developed during the afternoon of the 5th. This continued overnight and into the morning hours of the 6th, mixing with snow. By the time the storm had ended, areas around Seminole saw around 2.5 inches of snow and sleet.

A mixture of sleet and freezing rain occurred during the evening hours of the 5th. This continued into the the morning of the 6th, with snow mixed in before the system moved east. By the time the storm had ended, areas around Sulphur had picked up an inch of sleet with an additional inch of snow with total sleet and snow accumulations of 2 inches.