TULSA, OKLA — The chance of a few isolated storms will remain over northwest parts of our forecast area Thursday night. Temperatures will stay mild with lows in the lower to mid-60s under partly to mostly cloudy skies.
The weather pattern begins to change Friday as another storm system moves out of the Southwest and toward the Plains. Clouds will increase, bringing a few isolated showers and storms mainly north and west of Tulsa. Temperatures will remain warm with highs well into the 80s.
Over the weekend, spotty thunderstorms are possible, although severe weather is not likely. Hit-or-miss through Saturday, then the best chance comes Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Despite the rain chances, temperatures will remain unseasonably warm and increasingly humid, with highs near 90 degrees through the weekend.
A bigger change arrives next week!
The pattern could become even more active early next week. While Monday looks to turn mostly dry for a time, confidence is increasing that a stronger storm system and cold front will move through Tuesday into Wednesday.
That system could bring widespread moderate to heavy rainfall followed by a noticeable drop in temperatures. Showers and storms may linger into the end of next week, with the latest forecast data suggesting a much more comfortable, cooler pattern could develop.
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