Weak Cold Front Won't Have Much Impact On Eastern Oklahoma

A cold front will move across Oklahoma today. This is a weak cold front and not expected to impact our weather much.

We’ll see a few more clouds than we did yesterday and winds will shift from the south to the north behind the front. In the Tulsa metro, the cold front will arrive just as we a reach our peak daytime heating so afternoon highs will still manage to warm into the mid 50's for the metro. Slightly cooler to the north and warmer to the south.

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Tonight, skies will be mostly clear and high pressure will dominate our weather for tomorrow morning. By late Thursday afternoon, moisture and cloud cover will begin to increase. Some drizzle or even light showers could break out by early Friday here in eastern Oklahoma. Temperatures will be close to freezing in some spots so we’ll have to watch the potential for freezing drizzle or freezing rain. Temperatures will warm above freezing by late morning as rain chances continue to increase. The higher chances for rain in the afternoon will be across southeastern Oklahoma.

Weather Alerts

A break in the rain looks to be on Saturday. Rain chances have decreased for Christmas Eve but a few showers could still break out during the day. Be prepared to possibly have to take rain gear with you to Christmas Eve services. A stronger storm system will arrive on Christmas Day.

WARN Interactive Radar

Widespread rain and strong storms will be possible. Timing wise for eastern Oklahoma looks to be in the afternoon and evening. Make sure you stay weather aware for the holidays.