Rain Moves Out, Cooler Temperatures Move Into Tulsa Area

The rain is slowly coming to an end across Green Country this evening. Outside of some drizzle or very light showers, no other significant rainfall is expected with this storm system.

Flood Warnings remain for areas east of Tulsa where widespread 2" to 4" of rain fell.

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Rainfall totals for 24 hours include 3.7 inches in Muskogee, 2.8 at Poteau, 2.7 at Grove, 2.3 in Okmulgee and 1.4 for Tulsa. That's as of noon Sunday.

Swollen creeks and streams are common with some low spots on roadways covered in water. A few rivers like the Neosho, Illinois and Poteau Rivers are expected to see moderate flooding in the next few days as well.

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Cooler, drier air is moving in, but Monday and Tuesday afternoons will still feature above-normal temperatures.

A strong, but dry cold front arrives Tuesday night, dropping temperatures to seasonal norms for the second half of the week. Highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s will be common for several days.

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