Norman, OK – Rain and cooler temperatures are expected to arrive in Oklahoma starting tonight, bringing much-needed relief from recent high heat as Labor Day weekend approaches.
According to the National Weather Service in Norman, a cold front will move in tonight, with rain chances peaking at 76% in Oklahoma City on Friday. The widespread rain will cool temperatures, with highs dropping to the mid-80s. Most areas will experience below-average temperatures through much of next week.
By Saturday, the rain is expected to ease, with temperatures remaining comfortable in the mid-80s. Sunday and Monday will continue this trend, providing ideal weather for outdoor Labor Day festivities. However, there are indications of hotter weather returning after the holiday weekend.
Residents should prepare for a significant weather shift, starting tonight and continuing into Friday. Make plans to enjoy the cooler temperatures over the holiday, but stay informed as conditions may change.
Labor Day weekend will see a mix of sun and clouds, making it a pleasant time for outdoor activities. Temperatures are expected to be in the upper 80s, cooling into the 60s at night.
