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Strong El Nino means state faces cooler, wetter fall (opens the original)
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Oklahoma potentially could see a cooler and wetter fall due to an unusually strong El Niño, according to state climatologist Gary McManus. McManus said El Niño is the warming of sea surface temperatures in the Pacific equator. This shifts the jet stream, and can cause Oklahoma to experience stormy weather during the fall. Mikaila Kraus is an intern for the Enid News & Eagle. She can be reached at mkraus@enidnews.com. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are no re
Garfield County Sheriff remembers former sheriff Winchester (opens the original)
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ENID, Okla. â Garfield County Sheriff Cory Rink knew Bill Winchester from the time he was a child â and credited Winchester as being part of the reason he decided to pursue a career in law enforcement. âHeâs a person that Iâve always wanted to follow in his footsteps,â Rink said. âI feel like he is someone that Iâve always looked up to.â Click for the latest, full-access Enid News & Eagle headlines | Text Alerts | app downloads | news and sports emails. Have a question about th
Community Development Block Grant votes to help fund affordable housing (opens the original)
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ENID, Okla. â Community Development Block Grant Funding Commission will make up a shortfall in the Community Development Support Associationâs budget for an affordable housing project. CDSAâs project will involve renovating the Monroe building on 532 S. Monroe to create 14 one bedroom apartments for the homeless, those at risk of becoming homeless, unaccompanied youth, domestic violence survivors and those who are classified as low income. Click for the latest, full-access Enid News & Eagl
Strong El Nino means state faces cooler, wetter fall (opens the original)
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ENID, Okla. â Oklahoma potentially could see a cooler and wetter fall due to an unusually strong El Niño, according to state climatologist Gary McManus. McManus said El Niño is the warming of sea surface temperatures in the Pacific equator. This shifts the jet stream, and can cause Oklahoma to experience stormy weather during the fall. Click for the latest, full-access Enid News & Eagle headlines | Text Alerts | app downloads | news and sports emails. Have a question about this story? Do you
Refuge Day Center temporarily closed for renovations (opens the original)
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ENID, Okla. â Hope Outreachâs Refuge Day Center will be closed for at least four weeks due to ongoing renovations, according to Brooke Schank, executive director of Hope Outreach Ministries on Wednesday, July 22, 2026. The Refuge Day Center is a building that has showers and laundry on site that people in need can use. It also has storage space that unhoused individuals can use to store important belongings, such as winter clothing and documents like birth certificates. Click for the latest,
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