TULSA, Okla. — The main complex of storms has not exited Oklahoma, with overnight activity not expected to be severe. A few showers are possible through the overnight hours, particularly north and east of Tulsa, but widespread activity is not expected.
Sunday will generally see a warmup to near 80° across much of the area, and given the amount of moisture we have seen over the last several days, Sunday afternoon could turn somewhat muggy for areas that see lots of sun.
A few isolated mid-day showers are possible across the area, but severe weather is not expected.
Most of Monday looks dry with partly to mostly cloudy skies and highs in the low 80s along with gusty south winds. Stay weather aware and stay up to date with any changes as we do have a chance for strong to severe storms by Monday evening into the overnight.
More widespread rain and thunder for Tuesday, gradually pushing south with time as a cold front sweeps through. Some severe weather does look possible as well. South winds becoming north 10-15 mph with highs in the low 70s.
The active weather pattern will remain, with more rain chances Wednesday and Thursday and highs in the 70s. Right now, the severe threat looks low, but we'll monitor the chance for any localized flooding thanks to the ground already being wet.
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