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Friday, December 12, 2025 at 9:43 AM

Lake’s Up

Lake’s Up
ABOVE: A portion of the boat dock at the Point Boat Launch site on Arbuckle Lake is fully submerged after copious amounts of rain in this area in the last several weeks. LEFT: The state rainfall map covering the past two weeks shows double-digit rainfall totals in a wide swath of southwestern, southcentral and central Oklahoma. Higher amounts of rain are shown in the pink and red shaded areas.

Sulphur Area Receives Nearly One-Third Of Yearly Rain In April

Copious amounts of rain over the last several weeks have filled ponds, pushed creeks and rivers out of their banks and caused flooding in low-lying areas.

Since April 1, the Sulphur area has received 11.18 inches of rain, nearly a third of the yearly average and there is more rain headed our way, possibly as much as three additional inches, forecasters said.

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