TULSA, Okla. — Sunshine returns Friday with highs back in the mid/upper 80s. That said, an isolated strong to severe storm is still possible for our eastern counties in the morning and our southeast counties in the afternoon, but most will stay dry.
Over the weekend, highs in the mid 80s with lows in the upper 50s on Saturday and mid 60s on Sunday. Storms will be possible each day with some severe weather possible as well, but we do not expect a washout. Right now, it appears the highest storm chances will develop along a stalled front in southern Oklahoma Saturday afternoon, but then those storms will track northeast toward us Saturday evening and night. On Sunday, the highest severe threat may stay over western and central Oklahoma initially in the afternoon and early evening, but what develops out there will move into our region by Sunday night with all threats possible.
The severe threat will remain on Monday and may set up closer to home Monday afternoon and evening compared to the weekend. We are still a few days out so we'll fine tune those timing details as we get closer. All severe threats do look possible. Chances for storms will continue into at least Tuesday morning before we dry out later in the day Tuesday!
Monday will be warm with highs well into the 80s, but we'll cool down mid week with below average temperatures likely Tuesday-Thursday.
Stay tuned for the latest severe weather updates as we get closer.
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