TULSA, OKLA. — A pleasant night is expected across Green Country. Not quite as cool as the last few mornings, but many of us will see lows in the 50s to near 60 by daybreak Wednesday.
We'll warm up Wednesday with highs reach the upper 80s to around 90°. With the likely landfall of Hurricane Francine along the Louisiana coast Wednesday afternoon. A few isolated showers are possible in southeast Oklahoma in the afternoon and evening as Francine's moisture backs into our area.
The track of Francine will stay east of our forecast area going north through the Mississippi River Valley with heavy rain likely there Wednesday night through Thursday. For us, we remain mostly dry, but will keep a slight shower chance in the forecast near the Arkansas/Oklahoma line on Thursday.
Afternoon highs will remain warm Thursday, Friday, and through the weekend with upper 80s to near 90° likely. We'll notice a return of moisture and mugginess as well. With the added moisture, we'll add at least a slight chance of storms Saturday, Sunday, and early next week. Expect some fine-tuning to the rain chance as we get closer.
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