TULSA, Okla. — Can't rule out a few isolated showers this evening into tonight, but most of us will remain dry. Lows will hold in the low/mid 50s by daybreak.
Scattered showers and storms increase Wednesday morning from the west, and gradually shift northeast through the day with the highest chances in north and eastern portions of our forecast area by evening. Tulsa's window for rain and thunder looks highest late-morning through the afternoon.
Overall the severe threat looks low for Wednesday, but a marginally strong to severe storm can't be ruled out with a low-end wind/hail threat. Temperatures will be tricky to forecast as they'll be highly dependent on the positioning of the rain through out the day. We'll forecast highs in the low 70s; However, where rain is occurring, expect temps to be cooler.
Storm chances will continue on Thursday as a warm front remains nearby. Highest chances may be north during the day, then we'll watch for more chances late Thursday night into Friday morning. Severe threat will be higher in western Oklahoma, but we'll monitor any storms that make a run toward us late Thursday night.
The potential for severe weather will increase for eastern Oklahoma and southeast Kansas Friday and Saturday. Latest data suggests a severe threat may linger into Sunday afternoon as well. Ingredients do look favorable for severe storms, but there are still a few things that could limit the level of severe weather including the uncertain timing.
**There will likely be changes to the forecast as we get closer so stay tuned for the latest details**
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