Climate & Weather in Muskogee
Muskogee has a real, genuine four-season eastern Oklahoma climate, more humid than the state's western half, with a real, documented spring tornado season.
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Learn moreHot, humid summers, milder winters
Muskogee's climate follows Green Country's real, more humid pattern than western Oklahoma -- hot, humid summers and generally milder winters.
A real, documented spring tornado season
173 tornadoes have been recorded within 25 miles of Muskogee since 1950, with May historically the peak month (69 recorded).
Wildfire and flash-flood risk alongside tornado season
Spring storms bring a real, disclosed combination of tornado, wildfire, and flash-flood risk to the Muskogee area.
Key takeaways
- Muskogee's climate follows a real, four-season, genuinely humid Green Country pattern.
- May is historically the peak tornado month, with 69 recorded near Muskogee since 1950.
- Wildfire and flash-flood risk are further, real, disclosed seasonal hazards.
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