Temperatures to Increase Next Week. Oklahoma City Zoo Shortens Hours in Response - Seward Independent
The zoo will cut public hours to 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. as the National Weather Service forecasts feels-like temperatures of 105 to 110 degrees.
- Starting Sunday, the Oklahoma City Zoo will shorten public visiting hours to 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. through Thursday, while summer camps and preschool programs continue operating normally.
- Intense triple-digit heat is expected to continue across Oklahoma, with actual temperatures reaching 100 to 105 degrees and heat indices potentially feeling like 110 degrees next week.
- Emergency medical services system EMSA has responded to 80 heat-related illness calls in Oklahoma City this month and transported 58 patients to hospitals for complications.
- While record-breaking highs are not expected, the National Weather Service in Norman predicts Oklahoma City's low temperatures will reach 78 degrees, approaching the 1934 record of 83 degrees.
- Oklahoma's average daily maximum temperature has already reached 101 degrees this month, and The Climate Prediction Center forecasts a 60-70% chance of above-average warmth persisting for two weeks.
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Temperatures to increase next week. Oklahoma City Zoo shortens hours in response - Seward Independent
A Sumatran tiger cub climbs on a log at the Oklahoma City Zoo on May 1, 2026. (Photo by Janelle Stecklein/Oklahoma Voice)OKLAHOMA CITY — Intense heat is expected to continue around Oklahoma as triple-digit temperatures increase in the next week. The National Weather Service in Norman forecasts it will feel like between 105 to 110 degrees next week across Oklahoma. Actual temperatures are expected to reach 100 to 105 degrees. John Pike, a meteor…
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communityq.comTemperatures to increase next week. Oklahoma City Zoo shortens hours in response
OKLAHOMA CITY — Intense heat is expected to continue around Oklahoma as triple-digit temperatures increase in the next week. The National Weather Service in Norman forecasts it will feel like between 105 to 110 degrees next week across Oklahoma. Actual temperatures are expected to reach 100 to 105 degrees. John Pike, a meteorologist with the […]
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