Tulsa, OK – Thunderstorms could rattle Tulsa Saturday night as Oklahoma enters a wet and windy weekend stretch, prompting early caution for travelers and outdoor plans.
According to the National Weather Service, scattered thunderstorms are expected across northeastern Oklahoma Saturday evening, particularly around Tulsa and along U.S. Route 75. The storm threat begins after sunset, with gusty winds reaching 25 mph. A 40% chance of showers and storms continues into Sunday and early next week.
Saturday’s high will reach around 81°F with mostly cloudy skies throughout the day. Showers are most likely to begin after 7 p.m. and could continue into the overnight hours, with lows dipping near 59°F. Sunday brings additional rain chances, especially in the morning and afternoon hours.
Travelers along U.S. Route 75 and local roads should be alert for wet pavement and reduced visibility. Winds will remain strong through Tuesday, increasing the risk of hazardous driving during storm periods.
Monday appears to be the clearest day, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 62°F, offering a temporary break from the unsettled pattern.
Extended 5-Day Tulsa Forecast:
- Saturday: High 81°F, cloudy with evening thunderstorms likely.
- Sunday: Thunderstorms possible early, high near 71°F.
- Monday: Mostly sunny, high 62°F.
- Tuesday: More rain expected, high 67°F with 50% chance of storms.
- Wednesday: Continued thunderstorm chances, high near 78°F.
