TULSA, Okla. — Santa and his reindeer will navigate a cloudy sky Christmas Eve night into very early Christmas morning. Temperatures will hold steady in the mid 40s.
Clouds will remain for Christmas Day with a light northeast wind and highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. A few sprinkles or perhaps some patchy drizzle is possible, but any precipitation will not likely be measurable.
More rain showers and storms expected Thursday afternoon and evening as another system moves in. Highs will climb in the mid to upper 50s with south winds. Our severe threat looks very low, but severe storms do look to be possible for far southeast Oklahoma into Texas. Be mindful if you plan to travel after Christmas in this area.
Above normal temperatures for Friday and through the weekend. In fact the weekend looks beautiful with highs returning to the 60s!
Another cold front will bring a return to chillier air (highs in the 40s) for New Years Eve and New Years Day.
Have a safe holiday week!
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