Tulsa, OK – Residents across northeast Oklahoma should prepare for an active Tuesday as strong thunderstorms threaten heavy rain, flash flooding, and possible hail. The National Weather Service reports storm chances will build through Tuesday afternoon, especially along and near the Kansas border, before spreading toward Tulsa by evening. Some storms could produce hail up to one inch and damaging winds, while intense downpours may cause localized flash flooding in urban and low-lying areas.
According to the National Weather Service in Tulsa, the most significant storm activity will occur Tuesday afternoon and evening, with a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms. Drivers should watch for sudden ponding on roads, and residents in flood-prone neighborhoods are urged to keep drainage areas clear. The threat for severe storms will taper overnight, giving way to a brief midweek break from extreme heat.
Temperatures will climb again by Thursday, with highs in the mid-90s and dangerous heat index values expected into the weekend. Outdoor workers and event organizers should plan for frequent hydration breaks and shaded rest areas.
Five Day Tulsa, OK Forecast:
- Monday: 30% chance of showers and storms. High 94°F, low 72°F
- Tuesday: 40% chance of storms with heavy rain possible. High 91°F, low 74°F
- Wednesday: Slight storm chance early, partly cloudy. High 91°F, low 74°F
- Thursday: Mostly sunny and hot. High 95°F, low 76°F
- Friday: Mostly sunny and very warm. High 96°F, low 77°F
