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Cold front arrives on Thursday

Temperatures will cool down behind the front with a chance of storms ahead of it.

Temperatures will cool down behind the front with a chance of storms ahead of it. Highest chance of storms will be south of I-44. Strongest storms may have a wind and hail threat.

By: Michael Seger

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TULSA, Okla. — Expect a mild start to Thursday with temps in the mid/upper 60s at daybreak.

The forecast through the day is tricky as a cold front will be sweeping across the region. The front will move across northwest parts of Green Country mid morning through midday. Areas along I-44, including Tulsa, will have a noon to 3pm window. And the the front should clear far southeastern areas by 8pm. Look for temps to reach the 80s along and south of I-44, but those temps will drop by late afternoon and evening. Highest chance for any strong to severe storms will be south and east of I-44.

Cooler temperatures will be the rule Friday and though the weekend with highs struggling into the low/mid 60s.

Highest chances of showers and storms should be near/south of I-40, but we'll still have a chance as far north as HWY 412.

Pleasant weather will return to start next week with some 70s and sunshine.

More storm chances come back by the end of next week.

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