Oklahoma wakes up under clear skies and a cool north breeze, but the air already hints at change. Temperatures sit near 41 degrees in Oklahoma City, with a wind chill in the mid-30s. The morning feels crisp, yet calm enough for a smooth commute along I-35 and I-40.
According to the National Weather Service in Norman, sunshine dominates through the day with highs climbing to 58 degrees. Winds ease this afternoon, keeping conditions comfortable. The cool start fades quickly under bright February sun.
Tonight stays mostly clear with lows near 41. A noticeable warm-up arrives Thursday as highs surge to 70 degrees. South winds increase and could gust above 20 mph, signaling moisture returning to the region.
Rain chances begin late Thursday night with a slight 20 percent risk. By Friday afternoon, clouds thicken and scattered showers develop, with a 30 percent chance during the day. Rain becomes more widespread Friday night. The chance of precipitation jumps to 80 percent, and wet roads could slow travel after sunset. Plan extra time if you have Valentine’s Weekend plans, February 13-15.
Showers likely continue into Saturday with highs near 61. Some breaks may develop later in the day, but pavement could stay slick. A 40 percent chance of lingering showers holds into Saturday night before skies clear Sunday. Highs rebound to the mid-60s.
Early next week turns even milder, with Washington’s Birthday reaching near 70 and sunshine returning. Longer-range outlooks show temperatures trending 10 to 20 degrees above average across much of Oklahoma into late February. A spring tease is building. Are you ready for the warmer stretch or watching the rain totals first?
Five Day Outlook for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma:
Today: Sunny, high 58.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 70.
Friday: 30% chance of showers, high 66.
Saturday: Showers likely, high 61.
Sunday: Sunny, high 65.
