On a new thread started this morning, I've linked the webpage showing the current watches, warnings and advisories which cover most of the state.

These watches have expired.

Paula, I'm glad you got them all picked. I'm betting you have a frost this morning too. It was so cold by the time I went to bed last night that I wondered if I'd wake up to an unexpected frost here this morning and you can't go much further south than I am and still be in OK. So far, it isn't frosty out there, but we're at 42 degrees and they said 44....and it's over an hour until sunrise so we could drop another degree or two just before the sun comes up.....brrrr! I do think the high humidity just makes it worst for frost, doesn't it? If this were a dry, droughty year there might not be enough moisture in the air to form frost, but it certainly is not dry or droughty. Our humidity right here right now is 97%. Not only is it cozy houseshoe time, but flannel PJ time and also time to drag out the jackets and fleece-lined boots. I am SO not ready for cold weather, but we're going to have it anyway. Those deer hunters and their "deer camps" and cold weather! I am glad someone is enjoying the 'cool' weather. LOL George, Oh no! I tried to post warnings last night as soon as I saw them, but it was already late and dark and probably not as useful as it would have been....I guess we should have been watching the weather earlier in the day. I think we all still were reeling from the heavy rain and weren't real focused on "frost". Whatever plants managed to survive (and I hope most if not all did survive) Friday night are still in trouble for Sat. night, so watch your forecast closely. When I looked at the Tulsa forecast for tonight, it said "35 degrees" and that is likely to be a problem for your plants. They've got a Freeze Warning for the OK panhandle and adjacent parts of TX and KS, and a Freeze Watch for several counties in NW OK. I think Saturday night is going to be a bad night for everyone in zone 6 in OK and the freezing conditions may dip down into parts of zone 7. It is WAY too early for this. Keep us posted. Maybe y'all had just enough light wind to protect everything, or maybe it is "just a touch" of frost and not a hard killing frost. The forecast for those of you in northern OK has me so spooked I may pick all my tomatoes and peppers and green beans and cukes today....just in case. Remember, George, you and I both have experienced the shock of having a 50-degree forecast low turn into the lower 30s and dead plants. Dawn

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