Tulsa, OK – Eastern Oklahoma residents can expect light showers tonight, while a more significant rain system develops mid-week across the region. Areas near Muskogee, McAlester, and Fort Smith have increased chances of precipitation by midweek, possibly impacting travel and outdoor plans.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) Tulsa, scattered rain is forecast tonight and Sunday, with a 20-30% chance in southeastern counties such as McAlester. By Wednesday, rain coverage will rise to 50-60% across cities including Tulsa, Bartlesville, and Fayetteville, Arkansas. Gusty southwesterly winds up to 10 mph will prevail through Sunday, bringing slightly warmer conditions, with highs near 50°F.
Looking ahead, the potential for heavy rainfall increases Wednesday through Thursday as an upper-level system moves into the southern plains. This could bring localized flooding concerns to highways and rural areas prone to pooling. Drivers on I-44 and nearby roads should remain cautious and check conditions before traveling.
Extended Forecast:
• Sunday: Mostly cloudy, high of 43°F, northeast winds 5-10 mph.
• Monday: Sunny, high of 50°F, calm winds.
• Tuesday: Mostly sunny, warmer, high of 59°F.
• Wednesday-Thursday: Rain likely, highs around 50°F, with overnight lows in the 30s.
Stay updated on changing weather patterns this week by monitoring local alerts and preparing for possible travel disruptions.
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