Tulsa, OK – Spring heat and strong winds are headed for northeastern Oklahoma starting Sunday, raising travel and safety concerns across Tulsa and surrounding counties.
Temperatures will climb to 89°F on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service. Gusty southwest winds will increase by afternoon, reaching up to 35 mph. Wind speeds will remain elevated through Tuesday evening, making travel hazardous, especially along major highways like I-44 and U.S. 75.
According to the National Weather Service in Tulsa, sustained winds of 15 to 20 mph are expected Sunday and Monday, with peak gusts reaching 35 mph on both days. These conditions are typical for spring in Oklahoma but can increase fire danger and make outdoor activities riskier. Residents are advised to secure loose outdoor items, remain hydrated, and exercise caution while driving, particularly in high-profile vehicles.
Monday’s high will dip slightly to 69°F, though winds will persist. Tuesday will see clearer skies and a high near 72°F, but gusts could still reach 30 mph. Nighttime lows will drop to the upper 40s, giving brief relief from the daytime warmth.
By midweek, temperatures will rise again. Wednesday’s high is forecast at 77°F with more gusty conditions possible. Slight storm chances arrive Thursday and Friday.
📅 Extended 5-Day Tulsa Spring Forecast:
- Sunday: Sunny, 89°F, gusts to 35 mph
- Monday: Partly sunny, 69°F, gusts to 30 mph
- Tuesday: Sunny, 72°F, gusts to 30 mph
- Wednesday: Mostly sunny, 77°F, gusts to 30 mph
- Thursday: Slight storm chance, 78°F
