TULSA, OKLA- — Do not expect many changes as we finish the week and go into the weekend. We'll start with lows in the upper 60s to low 70s Thursday morning, then warm into the low 90s Thursday afternoon.
Rain chances are about 20% or less, but we'll likely see a few isolated showers and/or storms pop-up in the daytime heating Thursday, and again on Friday. Highs Friday should also reach the low 90s.
Latest data shows a weak and slow moving disturbance drifting north from Texas into eastern Oklahoma at the start of the weekend. As a result, we've bumped up the chance for a few showers and storms Friday night, Saturday, and into Saturday night. This will not be a washout, just a slightly higher chance for a few showers an storms.
Weekend temps will still run below average for the time of year with highs in the upper 80s Saturday, and then back in the low 90s on Sunday.
We've been spoiled lately with the run of below average temps, but that changes next week. As a ridge of high pressure builds overhead, temps will likely increase and may be around 100F by the end of next week.
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