Oklahoma City, OK – Thunderstorms will slam into central Oklahoma by Tuesday afternoon, bringing a heightened risk of flooding, strong winds, and lightning across the metro.
According to the National Weather Service in Norman, Oklahoma City faces an 80% chance of storms after 1 p.m. on Tuesday, June 3rd, with gusts up to 26 mph and localized downpours expected. Storms may linger into Tuesday night, increasing the risk of flash flooding near low-lying areas and travel routes like Interstate 35 and I-44.
Residents should avoid flooded roads, secure loose outdoor items, and prepare for brief power outages. Emergency crews urge drivers to use caution during the evening commute and avoid travel if lightning intensifies.
Cities including Norman, Edmond, Moore, and Midwest City could see heavy rain totals and isolated thunderstorms lasting through midnight. The National Weather Service notes similar setups have caused brief flooding in past early June storms.
Wednesday brings relief, with clouds lingering but no severe activity expected. However, storm chances return Thursday night into Friday, with more scattered showers possible heading into the weekend.
🔎 Five-Day Extended Forecast for Oklahoma City
- Tuesday (June 3rd): Thunderstorms likely after 1 p.m. High near 84°F. Wind gusts to 26 mph. Rain chance 80%.
- Wednesday (June 4th): Mostly cloudy. High 73°F. Slight chance of late-night showers.
- Thursday (June 5th): 40% chance of storms after 1 p.m. High near 79°F.
- Friday (June 6th): Scattered thunderstorms likely. High 83°F. Rain chance 60%.
- Saturday (June 7th): 50% chance of storms. Partly cloudy, low around 68°F.
