TULSA, OKLA. — After a hot and windy Wednesday, relief is on the way. An incoming cold front is sparking a few showers and storms mainly north of Tulsa through the evening hours with a limited severe weather threat. Overnight, storms will weaken with a few showers remaining by Thursday morning.
Thursday brings us mostly cloudy skies, some showers and isolated storms, and cooler temperatures. For much of the day in Tulsa, those readings will be in the 70s to around 80°. More widespread rain and thunderstorms are likely Thursday night into Friday morning.
Storms should gradually clear from north to south on Juneteenth with lows falling back into the 60s with afternoon highs in the mid-80s.
Over the upcoming Father's Day weekend periods of rain and storms are likely. It will also be increasingly hot and humid with highs on Saturday in the upper 80s and reaching the lower 90s with a heat index over 100° by Sunday afternoon. Fittingly, Sunday is also the first day of summer. The solstice starts at 3:24 am. Scattered showers and storms are possible Saturday with a heavier round of t-storms likely to close out the holiday weekend.
Unsettled weather continues into early next week with periods of rain likely and perhaps a low-end threat of severe weather. This will keep temperatures near or below average for late June.
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