Tulsa, OK – A strong storm system is set to bring severe weather to Oklahoma Monday night, with the potential for large hail and damaging winds up to 70 mph. Residents near Tulsa should prepare for thunderstorms, especially after midnight, as conditions could intensify.
According to the National Weather Service, showers and thunderstorms will develop late Monday evening, with a slight risk of severe storms. The main concerns include wind gusts reaching 70 mph and half-dollar-sized hail. South winds will be steady at 10 to 15 mph before storm activity increases overnight.
Tuesday will see lingering showers in the morning before clearing in the afternoon, with a high near 65°F. However, northwest winds could gust up to 40 mph, making travel difficult along major highways, including I-44.
By Wednesday, cooler air will settle in, bringing sunny skies and a high near 51°F. Winds will remain strong, with gusts up to 35 mph. Wednesday night will be mostly clear, with a low around 30°F.
Looking ahead, Thursday and Friday will be partly sunny, with highs in the mid-50s and breezy conditions. Warmer temperatures return by the weekend, with highs near 60°F by Saturday.
Residents should stay weather-aware, secure loose outdoor items, and prepare for possible power outages Monday night. Check local alerts for updates.
