Tulsa, Oklahoma – Widespread rain continues across southeast Oklahoma Saturday, bringing gusty winds and localized hail risk.
According to the National Weather Service in Tulsa, steady rainfall remains focused southeast of Interstate 44, with isolated thunderstorms possible mainly in those areas. Additional shower and thunderstorm redevelopment is expected this afternoon across northeast Oklahoma.
Localized wind gusts up to 40 mph may develop on the north side of the rain shield, and small hail cannot be ruled out with stronger cells. Rainfall totals may reach up to one inch through approximately 2:30 p.m.
Precipitation is moving northeast at around 30 mph, spreading rain into northwest Arkansas, including areas near Fayetteville and Fort Smith.
Motorists along Interstate 44, U.S. 75, and surrounding highways should prepare for wet roads and reduced visibility at times. While widespread severe weather is not indicated, brief heavier downpours could impact travel.
Drivers, delivery workers, and students traveling this afternoon may experience minor delays where thunderstorms redevelop.
The National Weather Service advises residents to monitor the latest conditions throughout the afternoon as rain and isolated storms continue moving through the region.
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