Tulsa, Oklahoma – Thunderstorms are set to disrupt Easter plans in Oklahoma as widespread rain, gusty winds, and lightning move into the Tulsa area Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, the heaviest rain and thunderstorms will arrive by midday Sunday, with a 90% chance of precipitation through 4 p.m. Winds will gust up to 30 mph, especially near exposed highways like I-44 and US-75. Isolated street flooding and brief power outages are possible during stronger storm cells.
After a stormy weekend, Tulsa residents should brace for more springtime instability. Monday turns breezy but dry, with highs near 76°F and partly sunny skies. That brief lull won’t last. By Tuesday night, thunderstorm chances return and linger through Friday, with daily afternoon and evening storm potential.
Rain is expected to hit hardest midweek. The NWS outlines a 50% chance of storms Wednesday and Thursday, with highs in the mid-70s. Winds will stay active, with gusts between 20–25 mph, especially during thunderstorms. While severe weather hasn’t been confirmed, spring systems like this have a history of sudden intensification in eastern Oklahoma.
5-Day Tulsa Spring Forecast (April 21–25):
- Sunday: Showers, storms likely before 4 p.m. High: 68°F
- Monday: Sunny and breezy. High: 76°F
- Tuesday: Mostly sunny, storms late. High: 81°F
- Wednesday: 50% chance of storms. High: 77°F
- Thursday: 50% chance of storms. High: 76°F
- Friday: Storms possible, high near 75°F
