The windchill in McIntosh County hit a low of 1 degree Sunday, but the bone-chilling weather didn’t cause any major problems other than staying warm.

Leslie Phillips, County Emergency Director, said Monday he didn’t have any reports of power outages, fires or other problems during the deepest part of the deep freeze.

However, the county isn’t out of the cooler yet – there’s a chance of snow Thursday and Friday, according to the National Weather Service.

Oklahoma Mesonet predicts a low Thursday of 26 and high of 39, with a chance of snow.

Most of the worst weather this week was reported in the Panhandle and areas north and east of Tulsa.

Drivers across the northern half of the state, near the Kansas border, were urged to be aware of slick spots.

The National Weather service predicted the following in the days ahead: Thursday: 50 percent chance of snow, mainly after noon. Cloudy, with high near 35 and low around 29 Thursday night, with 80 percent chance of participation.

Friday: 20 percent chance of snow before noon. Cloudy, with high around 35. Friday night, low of 20.

Saturday: sunny with high near 39. Saturday night low of 25.

Sunday: High near 39. Low Sunday night of 23.

Monday: High of 39.