Oklahoma skies are clearing fast over Tulsa this morning as north winds sweep out lingering clouds. At 52 degrees, the air feels crisp but calmer than Saturday’s rain. Drivers along U.S. 75 and the Broken Arrow Expressway are seeing dry pavement return, though gusts still tug at high-profile vehicles.
According to the National Weather Service in Tulsa, winds from the north reach 10 to 15 mph early, with gusts up to 20 mph before easing. Sunshine builds through midday, pushing highs near 65 degrees. Clear skies settle in tonight, with temperatures dipping to around 43.
Washington’s Birthday turns warmer and breezy. Highs reach 73 degrees with south winds increasing to 15 mph and gusts near 30 mph. By Tuesday, mostly cloudy skies hold highs around 74, and gusty south winds continue. Elevated fire weather concerns develop across eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas as dry air and wind combine.
The Hazardous Weather Outlook highlights limited flash flood risk farther east, but locally the focus shifts to wind and fire danger through midweek. Avoid outdoor burning and secure loose items as gusts strengthen by afternoon.
Wednesday climbs to 75 degrees under mostly sunny skies. Thursday stays bright near 75 before a cooler shift arrives late week. The 6–10 day outlook favors above-normal temperatures, signaling early spring vibes across Green Country.
Even with the warmup, remember this is February. After rainy days and clear nights, brief slick spots can form on bridges before sunrise. Are you noticing stronger winds in your neighborhood today?
Five Day Outlook for Tulsa, Oklahoma:
Monday (Washington’s Birthday): High 73, sunny and breezy.
Tuesday: High 74, mostly cloudy, gusty.
Wednesday: High 75, mostly sunny.
Thursday: High 75, sunny.
Friday: High 57, cooler with north wind.
