Wind chills to dip into single digits

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FORECAST: A strong cold front is moving through Oklahoma this afternoon. Temperatures are expected to plummet quickly with wind chills in the upper teens and 20s. A light wintry mix of precipitation will be possible, mainly over northwest Oklahoma this afternoon,  spreading east across the state this evening.

Source: National Weather Service