Winter Storm and Winter Weather in Oklahoma, March 4 to 5, 2015

Rain changed over to light freezing rain, freezing drizzle, and sleet during the morning hours. This precipitation transitioned over to snow during the late morning, becoming heavy at times. By the time precipitation ended, Sayre recorded 4 inches of snow, while areas in and around Elk City, Erick, and Retrop, saw between 2 and 3 inches.

Light freezing rain/drizzle, and sleet transitioned over to all snow by early afternoon. The snow lasted into the evening hours. By the time snow had ended, up to 5 inches of snow had fallen in Cordell, with 4 inches in Foss. Reports were submitted by emergency management, co-op observers, and members of the public.

Light sleet and freezing rain transitioned to snow during the mid to late afternoon, continuing into the evening. By the time snow ended, 2 to 3 inches were reported in Clinton and Weatherford.

Rain changed over to light freezing rain, freezing drizzle, and sleet during the late morning and early afternoon. This precipitation transitioned over to snow during the afternoon and evening, becoming heavy at times. By the time precipitation ended, Carnegie and areas southwest of Fort Cobb recorded around 4 inches of snow, while other parts of the county, such as Cyril received around 2 inches.

Rain changed over to light freezing rain, freezing drizzle, and sleet during the late morning and early afternoon. This precipitation transitioned over to snow during the afternoon and evening, becoming heavy at times. By the time precipitation ended, Calumet had received 4 inches of snow, while other portions of the county, including Okarche, Piedmont, and Yukon received between 1 and 3 inches. Reports came from broadcast media, social media, and co-op observers.

Light freezing rain/drizzle, and sleet transitioned over to all snow by early afternoon. The snow lasted into the night. By the time snow had ended, up to 4 inches had fallen at Elgin, with 1 to 2 inches around Lawton and Chattanooga. Reports were submitted by emergency management and co-op observers, as well as members of the public.

Light freezing rain/drizzle, and sleet transitioned over to all snow by early afternoon. The snow lasted into the evening hours. By the time snow had ended, up to 4 inches had fallen in Granite, with 3 inches in Mangum.

Light freezing rain/drizzle, and sleet transitioned over to all snow by early afternoon. The snow lasted into the evening hours. By the time snow had ended, up to 4 inches had fallen north of Vinson, with around 3 inches in Hollis.

A combination of light snow and sleet fell. By the time snow ended, 2 inches had accumulated in Altus.

Light sleet and freezing rain transitioned to snow during late morning and early afternoon. By the time snow ended, 3 inches were reported at Hobart and Roosevelt.

Light freezing rain mixed with sleet during the morning, transitioning to snow during the afternoon and evening. By the time snow had ended, Oklahoma City, Midwest City, and Bethany had received 3 inches, while Edmond and Newalla recorded 2 inches. Reports were submitted by NWS employees and members of the public.

Light snow accumulations of around an inch fell in Watonga.

Intermittent sleet transitioned to snow by mid to late afternoon, with 2 to 3 inches of snow reported in Lehigh and Centrahoma.

Light sleet and freezing rain transitioned to snow during late morning and early afternoon. By the time snow ended, 2 inches were reported in Leedey.

Light sleet and freezing rain transitioned to snow during late morning and early afternoon. By the time snow ended, 2 inches were reported in Enid.

Light sleet and freezing rain transitioned to light snow during the early afternoon. By the time snow ended, 1 inch had fallen in Pauls Valley and Elmore City.

Light sleet and freezing rain transitioned to snow during late morning and early afternoon. By the time snow ended, 1 to 2 inches were reported in Newkirk and Blackwell.

Light sleet and freezing rain transitioned to snow during late morning and early afternoon. By the time snow ended, 2 to 3.5 inches were reported in and around Kingfisher.

Light sleet and freezing rain transitioned to snow during late morning and early afternoon. By the time snow ended, 1 to 2 inches had fallen at Meeker and Prague.

Light freezing rain mixed with sleet during the late morning, transitioning to snow during the afternoon and evening. By the time snow had ended, Ada recorded an inch of snow with light sleet accumulations.

Light freezing rain mixed with sleet during the late morning, transitioning to snow during the afternoon and evening. By the time snow had ended, Shawnee and Tecumseh had received 1.5 to 2 inches of snow.

Light sleet and freezing rain transitioned to snow during late morning and early afternoon. By the time snow ended, 1 to 2 inches had fallen around Mulhall and Marshall.

Light rain/sleet transitioned quickly to snow, with areas around Morrison and Perry picking up 1 to 2 inches of snow.

Light freezing rain mixed with sleet during the morning, transitioning to snow during the afternoon and evening. By the time snow had ended, Stillwater and Perkins had picked up around 2 inches of snow.

Up to 2 inches of snow fell in Frederick.

Widespread snow totals of 1 to 3 inches from Chickasha to Tuttle and Ninnekah. Reports submitted by co-op observers, and members of the public.

Light freezing rain mixed with sleet during the early afternoon, transitioning to snow during the late afternoon and evening. By the time snow had ended, areas in and around Marlow and Duncan recorded 2 to 3 inches of snow.

Light freezing rain and sleet transitioned quickly to snow, with snow totals of 2.4 inches reported at Durant.

Light sleet transitioned to snow during the mid to late afternoon, with 2 to 3 inches reported from Lexington to Norman.

Light sleet transitioned to snow during the mid to late afternoon, continuing into the evening. By the time snow ended, up to 1.5 inches had fallen in Walters.

A combination of light snow and sleet fell. By the time snow ended, around 2 inches had fallen near Grady.

A combination of light snow and sleet fell. By the time snow ended, around 3 inches had accumulated in Pontotoc.

Widespread snow totals of 1 to 3 inches from Purcell and Dibble to Newcastle.

Light rain transitioned over to freezing rain and sleet briefly, before transitioning to all snow during the evening hours. Snow became heavy at times, with up to 4 inches measured at Ardmore, and around 2 inches at Healdton.

Light rain transitioned to sleet and snow during the afternoon and evening hours. By the time precipitation had ended. A half inch of snow and sleet had accumulated in Thackerville.

Light rain transitioned to sleet and snow during the afternoon and evening hours. By the time precipitation had ended, 3 inches of snow and sleet had accumulated at Madill.

Light rain transitioned to sleet and snow during the afternoon and evening hours. By the time precipitation had ended, an inch of snow and sleet had accumulated in Davis.