**WINTER STORM WARNING FOR COUNTIES ALONG AND SOUTH OF I-44 UNTIL NOON FRIDAY**
**WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY FOR COUNTIES NORTH OF I-44 THROUGH NOON FRIDAY**
Snow will continue overnight, gradually moving out through Friday morning.
Highest snowfall totals of 6" to 10" will be possible south of I-40. Locally more could be possible in the higher terrain of southeast Oklahoma. South of I-44 to near I-40 many spots will be in the 4" to 7" range. Along I-44, including to Tulsa metro, 3" to 5" of snow is expected. Northwest parts of Green Country will likely see amounts of around 2" to 4" of snow. Travel impacts are likely across all of eastern Oklahoma and into SE Kansas with snow/slush covered roads with the highest impacts in areas that see the most amount of snow. Some roads may even become impassable with the heavy snow. We've also seen roads closed at times in parts of Oklahoma due to accidents, travel is strongly discouraged.
Lots of clouds will keep temps chill into Friday afternoon with temps just barely climbing above freezing. Any standing water will refreeze Friday night into Saturday morning with lows in the teens. Watch for slick spots!
Highs Saturday and Sunday afternoon will reach the low/mid 40s over with some sunshine. We'll have a better chance to melt/thaw over the weekend.
Stay warm and have a great finish to the week!
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