***FLOOD WATCH for eastern Oklahoma until Monday at 7 PM***
***SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH for northeast Oklahoma and southeast Kansas until Sunday at 7 AM***
Areas Saturday morning saw 1-3" of rain. By Monday night, we could have a storm total of 3-8" with isolated spots maybe picking up 9-10".
We'll see an increasing chance for strong to severe storms tonight and overnight across the area with mainly a wind and hail threat. But also a flash flood threat mixed in. The tornado threat is low for eastern Oklahoma, but not zero. Lows in the mid 60s.
Morning showers and storms will be ongoing across the region Sunday with a hail and wind threat plus a flash flood risk. Afternoon highs in the upper 70s with mostly cloudy skies.
Another storm complex looks to move in by Monday morning with also a wind and hail threat along with flash flooding. Lows down to the low 60s and then highs in the mid 70s for your holiday.
Models are indicating yet another cluster of storms could move in by early Tuesday morning. Lows in the low 60s and then highs in the mid 70s. Mostly cloudy skies continuing.
It looks dry on Wednesday with lows down to the 50s and then highs in the mid 70s.
Another chance for showers and storms on Thursday with less of a chance on Friday. Lows those days down to the 50s and then highs upper 70s.
As of now, next weekend looks quiet and DRY! Lows near 60° with highs in the low to the mid 80s.
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