TULSA, Okla. — Not as chilly tonight as we saw this morning! You may still want a light jacket with lows in the low/mid 50s. Put the jackets away in the afternoon with highs in the upper 70s to around 80. Southwesterly winds will turning north in the evening due to a cold front moving through. A few isolated showers late Tuesday but the majority of the day will be dry.
We are tracking an active weather pattern starting late in the week through the weekend with the chance for severe weather.
Scattered showers and storms are expected for Wednesday. Overall the severe threat looks low for Wednesday, but a marginally strong to severe storm can't be ruled out with a low-end wind/hail threat. With the clouds and potential rain, temps may struggle Wednesday with highs in the 60s to perhaps low 70s at best.
Storm chances will continue on Thursday as we remain just north of a warm front.
The potential for severe weather will increase for us in eastern Oklahoma and southeast Kansas Friday and Saturday. Ingredients do look favorable for severe storms, but the are still a few things that could limit the level of severe weather. At the moment it is too early to know how storms will evolve, but we can will continue to monitor and adjust the forecast as we get closer.
**There will likely be changes to the forecast as we get closer so stay tuned for the latest details**
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