TULSA, OKLA- — Scattered showers and some thunder are likely across eastern Oklahoma tonight. No severe weather is expected.
By daybreak Friday showers will likely remain near and south of HWY 412. Any rain Friday morning will gradually dry out into midday. A few isolated showers may redevelop as a cold front moves into Green Country Friday afternoon and evening, bu these will be few a far between. Afternoon highs will vary depending on cloud cover, but most of us will range from the mid-60s to low 70s.
Be ready for a cool down Friday night! Lows Saturday morning may reach the upper 30s with highs Saturday afternoon in the upper 50s to low 60s.
Hold on to your hats Sunday with strong south to southeast winds gusting to near 40 mph. Moisture will stream north keeping skies mostly cloudy. The higher chance for severe weather Sunday afternoon and evening will be in western Oklahoma and central Kansas. While storms should weaken as they move in our direction Sunday evening and night, we’ll still need to monitor. Storms will be likely Sunday night through early Monday morning.
Behind Sunday night’s cold front will be a reinforcing shot of chillier air. A freeze could be possible Tuesday and Wednesday morning in parts of Green Country. Highs Tuesday will likely stay in the 50s despite some sunshine.
Have a fun and safe rest of your Spring Break!
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