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Exceptional drought expands across Oklahoma
October 6, 2026
Exceptional drought covered 24.39% of Oklahoma as of late September 2026, expanding 3.6% in a single week, with moderate to extreme drought affecting 100% of the state. January through August 2026 precipitation in Oklahoma County averaged 6.22 inches below normal, the 14th driest year-to-date in 132 years of records.
Pondhorn mussel found in Oklahoma City
October 6, 2026
A mussel was recorded on October 4 in central Oklahoma City. This native Unionidae bivalve is a bottom-dwelling filter-feeder that depends on stable substrate and consistent water quality, confirming freshwater mollusk habitat remains present in the ecosystem.
Caddisflies signal clean water near Mustang
October 6, 2026
caddisflies were observed on October 5 near Mustang, Oklahoma. This genus is a netspinning caddisfly that requires clean, fast-oxygenated water to complete its aquatic larval stage, indicating the stream supports conditions suitable for pollution-sensitive macroinvertebrates.
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