Tulsa, OK – A winter storm will bring snow, sleet, and freezing rain to eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas starting Tuesday. The heaviest impacts will occur Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning.
According to the National Weather Service Tulsa, rain will transition to a wintry mix before turning to snow from north to south. Northeast Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas will see the highest snow totals. Snow will taper off by midday Wednesday.
Travel could become hazardous, with icy roads and reduced visibility. Officials urge residents to prepare for delays and possible power outages. The storm may begin as early as Monday night northwest of I-44, with widespread impacts by Tuesday.
Residents should monitor local forecasts and prepare for winter driving conditions. Keep emergency supplies in vehicles and avoid unnecessary travel. The storm could bring heavier snowfall than recent systems, increasing the risk of disruptions.
Stay updated with the National Weather Service for the latest alerts. Plan ahead and take precautions as this winter storm approaches.
