Oklahoma City, OK – Drivers across central Oklahoma could wake up to storms Thursday morning, with a 40% chance of thunderstorms hitting Oklahoma City by 7 a.m.
According to the National Weather Service in Norman, scattered storms are expected Thursday morning, especially before noon, with localized downpours and lightning possible. South winds between 6 to 8 mph may accompany storms, leading to slick conditions on highways including I-35 and I-44 during peak commute hours.
By mid-morning, skies should turn partly cloudy with a high near 81°F, providing a brief break from the rain. However, lingering moisture may affect outdoor plans and road visibility during early school and work travel hours. Residents are encouraged to check local radar before heading out and avoid flooded low spots or sudden lane changes on wet pavement.
A slight chance of rain continues into Thursday night, with low temps around 68°F. The weekend outlook shows more storm chances, mainly during afternoon and evening hours, with temperatures climbing into the high 80s. This pattern marks a humid and unsettled stretch heading deeper into June.
Weather alerts remain possible through Saturday. Stay tuned to NWS updates and prepare for sudden downpours, especially during drive times.
📅 5-Day Forecast for Oklahoma City: June 11–16
- Wednesday: High 85°F, partly sunny. 20% chance of PM thunderstorms.
- Thursday: High 81°F, 40% chance of AM storms, clearing by afternoon.
- Friday: High 87°F, 30% chance of storms before 10 a.m.
- Saturday: High 88°F, 30% chance of PM storms.
- Sunday: High 89°F, sunny and dry.
