TULSA, Okla. — As a storm system develops over west Texas, we'll notice the chance of a few showers moving into Green Country tonight and into tomorrow morning. Don't expect much rain with these showers, and a lot of us will miss out. That said, the system will gradually work east Friday and into Saturday increasing our rain chances, mainly across our southern zones.
As of now, south of I-40 looks to see a steady rain late Friday afternoon through Saturday morning. With dry air encroaching from the northeast, there is some question how far north the rain will extend with this southern tracking system. We'll leave the chances in the forecast up to HWY 412, with just slight chances north of HWY 412. In short, the farther south you live, the higher the odds you'll see beneficial rains with this system.
We'll dry out Sunday even though some clouds may linger. Highs will hold in the low/mid 60s through the weekend. May even see a few spots south struggling to reach 60° on Saturday.
Highs in the 70s by Halloween and for much of next week.
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