Tulsa, OK – A slow-moving storm system is set to bring widespread rainfall to Oklahoma, with southeastern areas seeing up to 4 inches. Rain chances begin Wednesday afternoon and peak Thursday into Friday, potentially impacting commutes and creating hazardous road conditions, especially on major routes like I-44.
According to the National Weather Service in Tulsa, rainfall totals of 3-4 inches are expected in McAlester and Hugo, while Tulsa could see 2-3 inches. Isolated storms are possible, though severe weather is not anticipated. Drivers should exercise caution on slick roads and prepare for reduced visibility.
The five-day forecast calls for clear skies early this week with highs in the upper 50s by Tuesday. Showers move in Wednesday night with an 80% chance of rain Thursday. Rain tapers off Friday as highs reach the mid-50s.
Residents should monitor updates and ensure storm drains are cleared to prevent local flooding. Stay informed on changing weather conditions through the National Weather Service or local updates.
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