***FLOOD WATCH in effect for Latimer, Haskell, Sequoyah, and LeFlore Counties from Wednesday evening through Thursday afternoon***
Clouds will increase overnight with lows by daybreak in the mid/upper 30s. We may sneak in a sunrise before overcast skies take over.
Wednesday morning a few isolated showers will be possible south of I-40. By afternoon, I few isolated showers may work as far north as the Tulsa metro, with steadier rain near/south of I-40. Temperatures will likely hold in the low/mid 50s for highs.
The chance for widespread (and well-needed rain) will increase late Wednesday and remain through Thursday morning. A wet commute Thursday as widespread rain continues across eastern Oklahoma. A few embedded thunderstorms are possible as well. No severe weather is expected.
Most of the rain will clear out by Thursday afternoon with a 1/2 inch on up to 3 inches total in Green Country. Lighter amounts are expected over northwest parts of Green Country with the heaviest amounts across southeast Oklahoma where a Flood Watch is in effect. Be mindful of rising water if you live in a flood prone area. Highs in the mid to upper 50s with southeast winds, then turning westerly.
Isolated showers Friday morning, but most will stay dry. Partly cloudy skies with breezy northwest winds and highs in the mid 50s.
This weekend is looking awesome with highs in the 60s to perhaps near 70° on Sunday with dry conditions and lots of sunshine.
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