Jan. 12, 2007 - Winter Weather

Early January 12, 2007, a strong Arctic cold front move into Oklahoma. This front brought with it much colder temperatures. As the front move south into southeast Oklahoma Friday afternoon, temperatures dropped below freezing to the north of it.

In the Southwest U.S. a strong storm system was developing, resulting in widespread precipitation across Oklahoma. Due to the freezing temperatures at the surface and relatively warm temperatures above the surface, much of the precipitation fell as freezing rain and sleet.

Public Assistance Application Deadline Extensions - March 8

Additional Counties Now Eligible for Public Assistance - March 8

Additional Counties Now Eligible for Public Assistance - February 25

Preliminary Damage Assessment Continues in Storm-Affected Neighborhoods - February 6

Eighteen Additional Counties Now Eligible for Disaster Assistance - February 2

Damage Assessment Line to Close on Monday - February 2

Two Declarations Deliver Public Assistance to Seven Oklahoma Counties - February 1

FEMA Approves Public Assistance Funding for 7 Counties - February 1

Debris Removal Information (FAQ) in PDF Format - January 30

OEM to Open Ice Storm Damage Assessment 800 Line - January 25

Damage Estimate to Public Infrastructure - January 24

Situation Update 35 - January 23