Tulsa, OK – Shoppers heading out early for Black Friday deals in Tulsa will need to bundle up as temperatures start in the upper 20s before climbing to a high near 49 degrees by Friday afternoon. North winds, which brought a brisk chill on Thanksgiving, will calm as the day progresses, improving comfort for those braving the sales.
According to the National Weather Service in Tulsa, Friday will feature mostly sunny skies with light winds shifting to the south by evening. Roads such as Route 66 and Highway 75 may still experience patches of frost in the early morning hours, so drivers should remain cautious. Overnight lows will drop to 27 degrees, with calm winds offering some relief.
Looking ahead to the weekend, Saturday is forecast to be the warmest day, with highs reaching a comfortable 55 degrees under clear skies. Breezy conditions may return by the afternoon, with south winds gusting up to 20 mph. Sunday will see slightly cooler temperatures, peaking at 47 degrees, as winds shift back to the northeast.
Travelers and outdoor enthusiasts should prepare for chilly nights throughout the extended forecast, with lows consistently dropping into the 20s. Monday and Tuesday are expected to bring highs in the low 50s under mostly sunny skies, with Wednesday potentially reaching 61 degrees—marking a mild warm-up midweek.
For Black Friday shoppers and weekend travelers, staying updated on road conditions and dressing for fluctuating temperatures is key. The mostly sunny skies offer a bright outlook for the holiday weekend in Tulsa.
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