Cherokee County, OK — Threat Level Today

As of Aug 29, 01:29 PM ET, Cherokee County, Oklahoma is at ELEVATED (45/100 on the GridWatch threat index). The primary driver is Springhouse fire 14.2 mi away (182 acres, 100% contained).

Updated Aug 29, 01:29 PM ET · 14 federal data sources

45 /100
ELEVATED

Active threats affecting this area.

  • Springhouse fire 14.2 mi away (182 acres, 100% contained)
  • Heat Risk expected This Afternoon

Current Signals

SignalStatus
WEATHER ALERTSNo active NWS alerts
ACTIVE WILDFIRESSpringhouse 14.2 mi · BUS 78.2 mi
RIVER FLOODINGAll nearby gauges normal
AIR QUALITYAQI 44 (Good)
EARTHQUAKES (30D)M3.4 strongest in region
POWER GRIDCentral at 76.4% of 7-day peak · 0% of Oklahoma customers out
FEMA DECLARATIONS (90D)None in Oklahoma

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