Tulsa, Oklahoma – Rainfall rates could top 1 inch per hour Sunday afternoon in Tulsa as slow-moving storms trigger a renewed flash flood threat.
According to the National Weather Service in Tulsa, a Flood Watch remains in effect through 1 p.m. Saturday, but additional thunderstorms are expected to develop Sunday, particularly after noon. These storms will carry the potential for localized rainfall totals of up to 4 inches, especially in low-lying or poor-drainage areas along I-44 and U.S. 75. Streets in Tulsa, Owasso, and Claremore could see ponding, with possible travel disruptions during the day.
Showers will increase again Sunday night with a 60% chance of storms, followed by off-and-on rain through Monday. Though temperatures will remain seasonably mild in the low 80s, high humidity will amplify discomfort. Residents are urged to avoid flood-prone routes, check road conditions, and monitor updates at weather.gov.
Five-Day Tulsa Forecast Preview:
- Sunday (July 13): Showers likely after noon, high 83°F, south wind 10 mph
- Monday: 50% chance of thunderstorms, high 88°F
- Tuesday: 40% chance of storms, high 91°F, gusts to 20 mph
- Wednesday: 30% chance of rain, high 92°F
- Thursday: Partly sunny, lower storm chances, high near 90°F
Expect daily thunderstorm chances to linger through midweek, with brief dry spells possible Thursday. More summer rain could return by Friday. Stay weather-aware.
