TULSA, Okla. — Temperatures will remain mild tonight with lows by daybreak around 60°. As moisture streams north, we'll keep a lot of clouds overhead into Saturday morning. Slight chance of a stray shower.
Gusty south winds mixed with some sun will warm Saturday afternoon highs into the low 80s. South gusts up to 35 mph. Chance for showers and storms very late Saturday night and overnight into Sunday morning as a cold front moves into Oklahoma. highest chances for storms look to be over northern portions of our forecast area (north of HWY 412 into southeast Kansas). During this time period, there could be some strong to severe thunderstorms with a wind and hail threat. Tornado threat is very low, but not zero!
Depending on the timing of the front, a severe risk might linger into Sunday afternoon in southeast parts of our forecast area. Still some uncertainty at the moment, but we'll be monitoring. Temperatures will also drop behind the front. Some of us will be warmer in the first half of Sunday (60s to near 70), and then will turn cooler (50s) behind the front in the afternoon.
Partly cloudy skies Monday and Tuesday with lows around 40° with highs near 60° Monday and then mid 70s for highs Tuesday.
Another chance for more showers and storms return Wednesday with an unsettled pattern remaining through the end of next week and into the weekend. Decent chances for some well-needed rainfall.
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