Tulsa, OK – Rain and thunderstorms are expected to impact Tulsa and surrounding areas in eastern Oklahoma over the weekend, bringing much-needed relief from recent heat. A weakening complex of storms is predicted to move into the region late Friday night, primarily after midnight, with no severe weather anticipated at this time.
According to the National Weather Service in Tulsa, isolated storms may develop in areas west of Highway 75 overnight, with rain chances increasing through the weekend. The forecast indicates a 60% chance of rain on both Saturday and Sunday, with rainfall amounts potentially reaching up to 2 inches in some locations, particularly in northeastern Oklahoma.
Saturday’s high is expected to be around 78 degrees, while Sunday could see temperatures rise to 85 degrees. These cooler temperatures, coupled with the rain, will provide a temporary break from the recent hot weather, which is expected to return by mid-week.
The outlook for Monday and Tuesday suggests a mix of sun and clouds, with temperatures rising to 90 degrees on Monday and a slight chance of showers on Tuesday. By Wednesday, Tulsa is forecasted to experience a significant heat wave, with temperatures soaring to 99 degrees. Residents are advised to stay updated on the weather and take necessary precautions during this fluctuating period.
