Sub-Freezing Weather Hits Tulsa, OK, Saturday: Stay Alert for Water and Power Outages

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Tulsa, OK – Oklahoma is bracing for a significant stretch of sub-freezing temperatures beginning Saturday and persisting into next week. The extended cold snap could disrupt daily life, with threats to infrastructure such as frozen pipes and water main breaks.

According to the National Weather Service in Tulsa, temperatures will drop below freezing early Saturday and may remain there until at least next Wednesday. With daily highs hovering near freezing and overnight lows plunging into the teens, local residents are urged to take precautions. Insulating exposed pipes, letting faucets drip, and preparing emergency kits are vital steps to avoid damage.

By Saturday, the coldest day in the forecast, Tulsa could see temperatures dip to 17°F, with gusty north winds intensifying the chill. Area highways, including Interstate 44, may experience icy patches due to prolonged freezing conditions. Motorists should plan for slower travel and potential delays.

While sunny skies are expected throughout the weekend, the lack of significant warming will keep conditions harsh. Relief may arrive midweek when temperatures are forecast to climb into the 40s, though models suggest the sub-freezing weather could persist longer in some areas.

Residents should stay updated with forecasts and emergency alerts. For those struggling with heating or water access, shelters and warming stations are available across the city.

Stay prepared and vigilant as this Arctic blast grips the region.

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