TULSA, OKLA — Partly cloudy, breezy and mild overnight with lows down to around 70° by Friday morning.
A shift in upper-level winds will allow moisture and instability to slowly increase in Green Country in the coming days. However, the trigger for storms likely remains well to the west of our area late this week and into the weekend. This will keep severe weather concerns out of eastern Oklahoma until early next week.
However, scattered showers are possible into Friday as storms weaken and trek into Green Country prior to dawn. Spotty showers remain possible throughout the day. Otherwise, expect partly cloudy, warm and windy conditions.
Shower chances stick around into Saturday, mainly in the morning. Otherwise, expect a mostly dry, windy and very warm weekend with a gradual uptick in humidity levels. High temperatures from Friday through the weekend will be in the upper 80s.
The bigger concern for severe weather arrives early next week as a stronger impulse in the jet stream send a cold front closer to Green Country. Ample ingredients from severe weather will be in place from Monday into Tuesday. Heavy rainfall is also likely.
Stay tuned to the forecast as the details on timing and specific severe t-storm threats become clearer.
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