Oklahoma City, OK – Storms could pop up around Oklahoma City by midday Thursday, July 31st, interrupting commutes and outdoor plans as summer heat lingers. With a 30% chance of thunderstorms by 1 p.m., residents should stay weather-aware and plan for possible delays on I-35 and other major roadways.
According to the National Weather Service in Norman, scattered thunderstorms will develop in central Oklahoma during the early afternoon. Gusty winds and brief downpours are possible. Temperatures will still reach a high of 92°F, with heat index values nearing 96°F before storms arrive. Winds from the northeast will blow between 6 to 8 mph, offering minor relief.
While the rain chance drops to 10% by Thursday night, humidity will keep overnight lows sticky in the upper 60s. Friday will see a slight chance of additional storms before skies gradually clear heading into the weekend.
🌤️ Five-Day Forecast: Oklahoma City, OK
- Thursday, July 31: High 92°F. 30% chance of storms, mainly after 1 p.m.
- Friday, August 1: High 82°F. Slight chance of showers before 4 p.m.
- Saturday, August 2: Partly sunny, high of 85°F. Comfortable weekend start.
- Sunday, August 3: 30% storm chance returns. High near 90°F.
- Monday, August 4: Mostly sunny and hot. High 93°F.
- Tuesday, August 5: High near 98°F. Summer heat builds again.
More advisories could follow, especially if thunderstorm coverage increases. Keep your NOAA Weather Radio and phone alerts active through the weekend.
