TULSA, Okla. — We will see an increase in cloud coverage overnight with temperatures in the mid to low 40s in the morning. Friday looks cloudy with afternoon highs struggling to warm up in the low 50s. I would not rule out some patchy drizzle in the afternoon, but the higher chance for more measurable rain and showers, and perhaps some thunder, moves in overnight.
Rain will move out Saturday morning, clearing eastern Oklahoma by 9am. We'll enjoy a beautiful afternoon as sunshine returns along with highs in the low/mid 60s and a west wind at 5-15 mph. As of now, no issues for any of the Christmas parades are expected, just have a jacket with you!
Sunday will start chilly with morning temperatures in the mid/upper 30s. By the afternoon, we'll war up nicely with highs in the low 60s with southeast winds 10-20 mph.
Another system moves in that will bring rain chances overnight Sunday into Monday morning, but similar to Saturday, we should we clear by the afternoon with highs near 60.
We'll keep temps in the 50s for Tuesday with a shot of chillier air expected mid/late week! Highs Wednesday may struggle into the mid to upper 40s with a slight chance of a few light showers. We'll likely be a few degrees colder Thursday as chillier air settles in the finish next week.
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