TULSA, OKLA. — The snow has exited the area for now leaving a blanket of white in the wake of the system. Tulsa officially picked up 1.4". Sunday's high in Tulsa was just 6°, making it the 5th coldest high temp in recorded history. The cold will stick around over the next couple of days. Our low tonight in Tulsa drops to -2°. NNE winds 5-15 mph.
Chance for some flurries early in the morning and then late Monday night. A sun/cloud mix during the day Monday. The high only reaching 13°. The old record max temperature is 18° from 1972. So another record cold afternoon.
Sunny on Tuesday. Starting out at 1° and reaching 22°.
Around 10° Wednesday morning and then up to 39°, which will be the first time above freezing in quite some time.
Low 40s Thursday afternoon. Then another Arctic front moves in by Friday.
For Friday, expect highs in the mid 20s. As of now, we're not expecting snow with the front, but we'll keep you posted.
Stay warm!
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