TULSA, OKLA — A slight chance of a shower remains in the forecast overnight into Thursday morning near the Oklahoma and Kansas line. Most of us will stay dry with lows ranging from mid 70s to near 80-degrees.
Similar heat and humidity levels are expected Thursday with a weak frontal boundary sparking more showers and isolated thunderstorms during the day. The better chance for more widely scattered rainfall arrives Thursday night into Friday morning as another upper-level weather disturbance moves through the region.
While not everyone will receive rain, areas along and north of I-40 have the greatest opportunity to see showers and thunderstorms. This is expected to be the best chance for meaningful rainfall this week. A few stronger storms could produce locally heavy rain and gusty winds, but widespread flooding is not anticipated due to the ongoing dry conditions.
Rain chances quickly diminish by Saturday as high pressure rebuilds across the Southern Plains. Hot and mostly dry weather will dominate through the weekend and much of next week with more triple digits likely.
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