TULSA, Okla. — Take advantage of the mild weather today as much colder air is going to move in tonight, and stay with us through next week, at least. For today, highs will return to the low/mid 70s ahead of a cold front that will move in late this afternoon and evening.
Umbrellas will likely be needed very late this afternoon and especially tonight and overnight as showers and thunderstorms overspread the area.
Like last Friday, a sharp drop in temps is expected behind the front. We expect the front to arrive in Tulsa sometime near 4-5pm, give or take an hour. Lows by daybreak will drop into the mid 30s, but it'll feel like the 20s with a gusty north wind behind the system.
There is a small chance we see a few sprinkles or even flurries tomorrow evening/night as a quick upper level system sweeps through, mainly south.
Temperatures will continue to run well below average through the weekend with lows in the 20s, and highs in the 40s to 50s at best.
Our focus early next week is on Monday and Monday night as another system will move though bringing a chance of rain, and possibly some wet snow too. At this time confidence is high we'll have precipitation, but confidence is somewhat low regarding snow with some differences in the data and that we are several days away. That said, it looks possible, so it's worth monitoring and mentioning.
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