Oklahoma City, OK – Drivers across Oklahoma could see wet commutes this morning as thunderstorms linger before drier air brings a brighter stretch by Thursday. Strong winds and scattered downpours may slow travel along major routes, including I-35 and I-40, during peak hours.
According to the National Weather Service in Norman, storms will fade late Tuesday with winds shifting northwest at up to 20 mph. Clearing skies arrive Wednesday night, setting up a sunny run from Thursday into the weekend. Highs will hold in the upper 70s and low 80s, a welcome sign of fall’s first week.
Central Oklahoma cities, including Norman, Edmond, and Midwest City, should plan for wet roads through midday Tuesday. Drivers are advised to allow extra travel time and avoid flooded low spots. Outdoor events may face delays until conditions improve.
By Thursday, Oklahoma City will see full sunshine with a high near 79. Friday and Saturday will stay mild, climbing to the low 80s under clear skies. Winds remain light, keeping conditions pleasant for outdoor plans.
The early taste of fall will extend into next week with no major storm systems expected. Still, forecasters advise monitoring updates as shifting patterns in late September often bring sudden changes.
Five Day Forecast for Oklahoma City, OK
- Tuesday: Storms likely until late afternoon, high near 80. Gusts up to 20 mph.
- Wednesday: Partly sunny, high near 78. Light northwest winds.
- Thursday: Sunny and mild, high near 79.
- Friday: Clear skies, high around 83.
- Saturday: Sunny and calm, high near 83.
