TULSA, Okla. — Hurricane Francine officially made landfall at 5pm Wednesday on the Louisiana coast south of Houma. Moisture from Francine has backed into southeast Oklahoma where a few isolated showers are possible tonight. The track of Francine will go and the heaviest rain will stay east of our forecast area into the Mississippi River Valley.
For us, we remain mostly dry, but will keep a slight shower chance in the forecast near the Arkansas/Oklahoma line on Thursday. Temperatures look to remain warm in the mid/upper 80s to near 90F for Thursday and Friday.
This weekend looks warm with highs in the low 90s. Morning temperatures won't be as cool holding in the mid/upper 60s each morning. We'll notice a return of moisture and mugginess as well. With the added moisture, there will be a slight chance of storms Saturday, Sunday, and much of next week as well. I do think eventually we'll bump up the chance for storms at least a couple of days next week, but too difficult to nail down specifics at this time.
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