TULSA, OKLA — A limited risk for severe weather is possible. A boundary moving through the area could trigger scattered showers and thunderstorms, mainly for areas along and north of I-40.
A few storms could briefly become severe and produce heavy rain, but they are not expected to organize into long-lasting severe storms. Most activity should weaken during the evening hours.
Highs today in the upper 70s and lower 80s with overnight lows around 60 degrees.
The boundary moves north again, and most of the day should be relatively quiet with only a small chance of storms. Winds from the south will increase during the afternoon. Highs return to the lower 80s.
An unsettled weather pattern develops starting late Saturday night and continuing through much of next week. Several rounds of showers and thunderstorms are possible, with locally heavy rainfall at times.
A band of rain and storms is expected to move through the region on Sunday. Severe weather risk looks limited, though a few stronger storms could occur.
By Monday, warm and windy conditions are likely. Storm chances exist, but it is uncertain how widespread they will be. Highs in the low to mid-80s.
A stronger weather system is expected to move into the Plains Tuesday-Wednesday. This could bring a higher potential for severe weather, though exact timing and details will become clearer in the coming days.
Conditions may become briefly calmer Thursday and Friday, but active weather could return again the following weekend.
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