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You don't get the chief meteorologist you need. You get the chief meteorologist you deserve. The Dry Line's Editor-in-Chief, Ryan Fightmaster, approaches—with respectful ruthlessness—the most consequential conversation starter in Oklahoma City: “So, who is your favorite meteorologist?”
Ryan watched weeks of weather coverage, spanning back to the 90s. He watched all of this spring's weather coverage on every OKC network. He watched all 15 local meteorologists do the morning, mid-day, and nightly weather. And what he has for us... is a 2026 post-storm season power ranking of Oklahoma City's meteorologists. A top 10. That nobody asked for but he really wanted to do. Because he loves the weather like a good Oklahoman should.
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Until the next time, we'll expect to see you at The Power House.
By Seeking a truer understanding of Oklahoma City's cultureYou don't get the chief meteorologist you need. You get the chief meteorologist you deserve. The Dry Line's Editor-in-Chief, Ryan Fightmaster, approaches—with respectful ruthlessness—the most consequential conversation starter in Oklahoma City: “So, who is your favorite meteorologist?”
Ryan watched weeks of weather coverage, spanning back to the 90s. He watched all of this spring's weather coverage on every OKC network. He watched all 15 local meteorologists do the morning, mid-day, and nightly weather. And what he has for us... is a 2026 post-storm season power ranking of Oklahoma City's meteorologists. A top 10. That nobody asked for but he really wanted to do. Because he loves the weather like a good Oklahoman should.
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Links
Ryan's article from this week
Join The Dry Line's substack and never miss an article. Link here.
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Until the next time, we'll expect to see you at The Power House.