TULSA, OKLA — A cold front will bring clouds and dropping temperatures overnight. Lows by daybreak will reach the upper 40s. Grab the jackets.
High temperatures Saturday will be dependent on how quickly clouds clear. Our current forecast puts highs close to 60, but if clouds linger much of the day, it may be a struggle to get out of the mid 50s. Cooler than we've seen recently, but not too far off from average.
Watch for fog to develop overnight Saturday into Sunday morning. Widespread low visibility looks possible. Clear skies and very little wind will allow temps to cool to the dew point...perfect for the development of fog. Fog will gradually clear with some sun to finish Sunday and highs in the low/mid 60s.
We'll stay dry most of Sunday, but rain will move in from the west Sunday evening into Sunday night, and then staying with us off-and-on into Monday. Highs Monday will hold in the low 60s. Grab an umbrella!
Another cold front arrives Tuesday cooling temperatures down for Wednesday. Right now the cool down does not look extreme for us with temperatures near to slightly below average for Thanksgiving and Black Friday.
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