Tulsa, OK – Residents of Tulsa and surrounding areas should prepare for dangerously high temperatures this weekend. Starting on Saturday, the National Weather Service in Tulsa warns of a significant heat wave. Temperatures are expected to soar, with heat indices reaching up to 112°F in some regions.
Saturday will mark the peak of this heat wave, with actual temperatures climbing to the upper 90s. The combined heat and humidity will create hazardous conditions, particularly during the afternoon. Tulsa will experience heat index values near 110°F, while neighboring areas like Bartlesville and Muskogee could see similar figures.
According to the National Weather Service, the extreme heat is expected to persist through early next week. Sunday’s forecast remains nearly identical, with temperatures and heat indices hovering around the same levels. By Monday, temperatures will continue to reach the upper 90s, extending the heat wave’s impact.
Officials urge residents to take precautions, such as staying indoors during peak heat hours and staying hydrated. Vulnerable populations, including the elderly and young children, are especially at risk during these extreme conditions.
