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Oklahoma County logs one of its driest Augusts on record
September 22, 2026
August 2026 precipitation in Oklahoma County averaged 0.4 in, 2.3 in below normal against the 1901-2000 baseline of 2.7 in, ranking as the 6th driest August in 132 years of records. This severe August deficit in the county where Cross Timbers Transition lies reflects an ongoing dry pattern.
Dragonflies and damselflies breeding in area ponds and lakes
September 22, 2026
Black Saddlebags dragonfly was observed on September 20 near Oklahoma City. Multiple dragonfly and damselfly species including Eastern Amberwing, , and Eastern Pondhawk were recorded through the month. These observations indicate aquatic habitat is supporting reproduction in ponds and lakes.
Johnson grass spreading along NW 35th St
September 22, 2026
, an introduced invasive perennial, was recorded on 2026-09-16 at NW 35th St and has been observed three times in the past 30 days. This aggressive species competes with native vegetation and tolerates drought stress.
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