Dry conditions and high wind could fuel wildfires starting Friday. Here's what Oklahomans should expect this week.

Wind blowing in dust into Oklahoma City metro ...

Oklahoma firefighters have responded to a staggering number of fires on Friday caused by high wind from a historic weather ...

Powerful winds tore through the New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle on Friday, with gusts approaching 100 mph in some places.

Evacuation orders have been issued for a town in western Oklahoma, and thousands of people are without power as a strong windstorm moves through the state.

Along with widespread severe weather, the nation's midsection is facing a bout of high wind that has started a wildfire ...

At least 10 people have been injured in crashes across Oklahoma and Texas as a powerful dust storm fueled by 60-85 mph wind ...

Damage is being reported across Oklahoma City as high wind gusts and fires tear through the metro.Oklahoma City Firefighters ...

Wind-driven wildfires blew across northeastern Oklahoma Friday afternoon. News On 6 crews and storm trackers covered the fires from all over the area. Here is a timeline of what happened throughout ...

The strong winds are causing damage throughout Oklahoma, as the gusts have caused damage to homes and blown over fences ...

A system passing to our north will create extremely windy conditions, raising our fire danger to extreme levels ...