Oklahoma has normally very hot summers, and if you have any plans to marry during summer months, you may be in for a lot of trouble.

One of the biggest problems that you face in Oklahoma is the tornado season during the month of May, so you take this aspect in your wedding planner.

Winters could also be very bitter in Oklahoma, with ice storms and that again would be a big hassle for your wedding plans.

Now that leaves with two seasons, the first one is fall and the second one is spring.

You are advised to marry during fall, as the weather is perfect for any kind of events and outdoor activities.

Best wedding time in Oklahoma

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Weather definitely holds the key to all your wedding plans.

Therefore, you are advised to keep an eye on the weather chart before finalising your wedding date.

Weather.com would come to your rescue, as it gets you the best details about the weather in Oklahoma City for the respective dates.

Weather details for your wedding in Oklahoma City

http://www.weather.com/outlook/events/weddings/setthedate/month/average/USOK0400

you may be a busy person and do not find enough time to keep track of weather and other things pertaining to your marriage. Therefore, you are advised to take the services of Oklahoma wedding planner to help you finalize your wedding dates.

The best wedding planner in Oklahoma City

http://www.oklahomacity.com/weddings.php

News9.com has more advice for wedding plans.

Additional wedding advice

http://www.news9.com/global/story.asp?s=13031441

In Oklahoma summer is one of the most eventful seasons and with the prolonged daylight hours it becomes even more ideal for tourists to explore the spectacular locations and to enjoy the amazing outdoor activities of Oklahoma City. But during summer time (especially July-September) the temperature reaches up to 100oF in the city which could be quite unbearable for many.

So, if you are planning your next summer trip in Oklahoma City, to make it safest and most comfortable and enjoyable, you should plan it wisely by keeping certain points in mind.

Some Useful Tips for Oklahoma Summer Tour:

When to go: Try to plan your travel dates between April and June as during these early summer months temperature ranges from 80-90o Fahrenheit which is quite pleasant for traveling.

Where to go: Choose the right tourist locations. Oklahoma City is surrounded by number of pristine lakes such as the Grand Lake and the Broken Bow Lake where you can experience great time boating, hiking fishing Bass and Trout and relaxing in the sun.

The lake areas offer all modern amenities and lovely resorts. Visit the websites to find out the available facilities.

Grand Lake, OK

http://www.glaok.com/modx/

Broken Bow Lake, OK

http://www.brokenbowlake.com/

Visit the Oklahoma city museums:

What to do: Choose the right kind of outdoor activities such as water skiing and kayaking could. Oklahoma City has number of wonderful public swimming pools where you can take a refreshing plunge while traveling in the city.

Oklahoma City State Parks and the White Water Bay Water Park offer plenty of exciting water games.

White Water Bay Water Park, OKC

http://www.whitewaterbay.com/

Strategies You must Follow to Beat the Oklahoma Heat

- To avoid heat exhaustion drink lots of water and health drink during your Oklahoma summer trip

- Wear the right kind of clothes

- Eat lots of fruits that are high in water content

- Avoid alcohol and junk foods that can dehydrate your body

- Prefer to travel during the early morning or in the evening to avoid scorching sun and sweating

- Be extra cautious about kids and pets as they overheat more quickly than adults.

Located in a temperate region, the Oklahoma City faces frequent temperature variations. The heat during the summer months is intensified due to the winds blowing from the south eastern side and during the winter, the bitterness of the cold is intensified due to the winds blowing from the northern side.

The Oklahoma City is one of the most tornado prone cities of the US with tornadoes being a common phenomenon during the months of April and May of each year. The average temperature of the City is 60.2 degree Fahrenheit. Oklahoma City receives an annual rain of 35.9 inches and an annual snow of 8.6 inches.

Climate of Oklahoma City

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_of_Oklahoma_City

There are so many things to see and do in Oklahoma City.

- Start with a visit to the 45th Infantry Division Museum. This is the largest military history museum in the US. Displays include uniforms and firearms used in World War II, Korean War and the Desert Storm. It also includes artefacts seized from Hitler's bedroom by the 45th Infantry Division. The museum has an adjacent park where military vehicles and other artillery are on display.

Oklahoma City: 45th Infantry Division Museum

http://www.45thdivisionmuseum.com/Exhibits/WWII.html

- After the museum, visit the Oklahoma City Zoo - home to more than 2,000 animals. Star attractions at the zoo includes Aquaticus - home to almost 1,500 marine creatures and the Butterfly House that houses butterflies amidst more than 15,000 plants. The zoo is home to reptiles like the Green Anaconda, rattle snakes and salamanders. Entry fee ranges from $4 to $7 depending on the age of the visitors.

Oklahoma City Zoo

http://www.okczoo.com/

- Civic Center Music Hall - one of the finest venues for performing arts, live events and concerts in all of US, the Music Hall offers concerts and events that the visitors in Oklahoma cannot afford to miss.

Civic Center Music Hall

http://www.justbuytickets.com/Venues/Civic-Center-Music-Hall-Tickets.php

Other major attractions in Oklahoma City include - Firefighter's Museum, the State Capitol, the Gymnastics Hall of Fame, National Cowboy Hall of Fame and the Oklahoma Heritage Center. Plan your visit accordingly and have a great time during your stay in Oklahoma.

Travels in the bad weather conditions in the Oklahoma City are always discouraged. The interstate and the highways experience short-term closures. There have been several reports when the SH-183 in Kiowa County and SH-183 in Kiowa County gets closed down because of downed power line.

The Texas Department of Transportation at times closes down the westbound near eastbound I-40 in Texas which lies between the Oklahoma state line and New Mexico state line. The motorists are particularly asked to be careful while driving on road.

The crews remain engaged in bettering the conditions of the road. Formation of 'black ice' leads to hazardous accidents and thus it is better to avoid driving in the bad weather conditions. The drivers are requested to be extra careful while diving in these harsh climatic conditions. It is advisable that the drivers maintain greater space in between two vehicles so that they get ample distance for putting the brakes in icy and wet conditions.

Weather conditions in the Oklahoma City

http://www.dps.state.ok.us/cgi-bin/weathermap.cgi

Apart from the tornados and the ice storm, the weather in Oklahoma is fairly pleasant. Tourists will definitely enjoy the weather during months of May and April.

The months of May, December and January are considered to be the bad weather months and it is during this time that people are particularly advised to stay indoors. For most part of the year you can enjoy a fairly moderate climatic condition and have good fun touring around the marvelous city.

Weather in the Oklahoma City

http://www.weather.gov/view/states.php?state=ok&map=on

It is very important the tourist develop a close familiarity with the weather conditions in the city before undertaking any travels so that they can prepare themselves for facing any kinds of eventualities. There are plenty of websites that offer updated information about the weather conditions in the city. Make sure you are following the weather report before visiting Oklahoma at any time of the year.

Get prepared while visiting Oklahoma City

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Oklahoma is situated in United States of America. It is the 20th largest and 28th heavily populated state. The climate in Oklahoma is of temperate type. Precipitation generally occurs in continental climate. On precipitation, the areas in southeast experience a yearly rainfall of 1,420mm. The city also experiences rainy weather in the month of May.

About Oklahoma

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oklahoma

During rainy weather, the Oklahoma City hosts various events and activities. These include fine arts events, collegiate athletics and indoor activities.

Oklahoma Weather

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Travel-g51560-s208/Oklahoma-City:Oklahoma:Weather.And.When.To.Go.html

The 'Paseo Arts District' is the only artists' community of 'Oklahoma City'. It is located in the north of 'Downtown Oklahoma City'. On the 'Memorial Day' weekend the 'Paseo Arts District' hosts arts festival. The 'Arts Festival' showcases original works done by visual artists and those arts works selected by jury members. The first Friday celebration of every month in this district exhibits the fresh art works done by studio owners and the several innovative works by guest artists. Excellent wines along with live music are added features.

Official Site of Paseo

http://www.thepaseo.com

Visit 'Oklahoma City University Stars', 'Oklahoma State University Cowboys' and 'University of Oklahoma Sooners' for enjoying collegiate athletics in colder months of Oklahoma City. Also have plan a visit to the 'Pole Position Raceway' in Oklahoma City which has got great performing indoor tracks with two kart types. Here you can also enjoy video games, pool tables, food, drinks, air hockey etc during cold months of Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City Convention Center

http://www.okccvb.org