Tulsa, Oklahoma – Scattered showers and isolated storms are moving across Eastern Oklahoma today, bringing heavy downpours and gusty winds. The threat of severe weather will ramp up after midnight, with an increase in shower and storm coverage, especially across the northeastern part of the state.
According to the National Weather Service in Tulsa, locally heavy rainfall is the primary threat, with some areas at risk for flash flooding. This storm system is expected to continue through early Sunday morning. Residents should remain alert for changing conditions and be prepared for potential flooding on roadways, particularly in low-lying areas. It is critical to never drive through floodwaters.
While the entire region will see some precipitation, the heaviest downpours and most active storms are likely to focus on Northeastern Oklahoma. Localized flooding could impact travel and daily activities. Everyone should have a plan to seek shelter indoors during lightning and avoid flooded roads. The system is expected to move out of the area by mid-morning Sunday, but alerts and warnings could be updated as the situation develops.
