Cold front to follow mild weekend
Storms that passed over Oklahoma late Thursday and early Friday didn't deliver as much snow as expected, preparing the Sooner State for a milder weekend than planned.
The highest accumulation, 2.5 inches, was measured in Leedey in the northwest part of the state, according to the National Weather Service . Areas around Enid and Woodward got about 2 inches and the rest of northwestern Oklahoma got about an inch.
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