TULSA, OKLA. — A warm front is situated across eastern Oklahoma tonight. The high in Tulsa today was 51° thanks to the warm front drifting north. We'll see increasing areas of mist/drizzle and some light to moderate rain showers tonight, overnight, and into Sunday morning in the warm sector of the system.
Then we'll see those rain showers transition over to some snow showers or flurries later Sunday morning and into the early afternoon from about Tulsa up to the north into southeast Kansas. The most snow accumulation with this system will be around the Oklahoma/Kansas line, mainly in southeast Kansas.
The other story will be gusty winds moving in. We could have gusts 40-50 mph out of the northwest as low pressure and the associated cold front cross the region. So with any snow shower activity, it'll create blowing snow.
The colder air surges in during the day Sunday with dropping temperatures into the 20s for the afternoon. Combined with the wind, the wind chills will fall into the single digits on either side of 0° through Monday morning.
We'll have lots of sunshine Monday through Wednesday. Highs from the upper 20s to the lower 30s. Morning lows 10°-15°.
Another system could move in around the Thursday/Friday time-frame with possibly some snow in the mix. We'll keep you posted.
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