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Mesonet is a network of weather stations across Oklahoma that provide real-time data and forecasts. Find your nearest station, view the latest news and videos, and learn about OK-FIRE and OK-First programs.
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The Oklahoma Mesonet was commissioned on January 1, 1994 and...
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To access Mesonet data from the past 7 days, contact the Mesonet Operator. To access past Mesonet data, visit our Past Data page or submit a request. For all other inquiries, contact us. 120 David L. Boren Blvd., Suite 2900. Norman, OK 73072.
Oklahoma Mesonet. 120 David L. Boren Blvd., Suite 2900 Norman, OK 73072 (405) 325-2541. Facebook Instagram X YouTube. The Mesonet is a joint project of the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University, operated by the Oklahoma Climatological Survey.
Oklahoma Mesonet is a network of 121 automated stations that measure atmospheric, soil and solar data in Oklahoma. It serves various purposes such as public safety, education, resource management, and research.
Oklahoma Mesonet is a network of 120 environmental monitoring stations that measure the weather at mesoscale level. It is a cooperative venture between OSU and OU and provides free data and products for public use.
Mesonet provides current maps of fire weather and dispersion conditions across Oklahoma, based on data from Mesonet stations. See relative humidity, wind, temperature, dewpoint, inversion, and dispersion categories for wildland fire behavior and smoke management.
Oklahoma Mesonet is a network of 120 stations that measure surface conditions and provide near real-time weather data for decision makers and the public. Learn about the history, design, and operation of this joint project by Oklahoma State University and the University of Oklahoma.
