Roller Coaster Weather Continues For NE Oklahoma

Scattered showers will continue to pass over eastern Oklahoma through the evening hours as a weak upper-level disturbance pushes overhead. Some of these showers may be mixed with sleet or a few snowflakes from Tulsa northward, but it is far too warm for any accumulation. 

Light rain will become more widespread along and south of I-40 this afternoon into the evening. For the Tulsa area, spotty showers are possible until about 7pm. 

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While a few showers could impact trick-or-treaters in the metro area, most of the evening should end up dry.  Further south, a steadier rain could put a damper on festivities through late evening.  

All of the shower activity will shift out of Green Country shortly after midnight tonight.
 
From there, a much warmer weather pattern ensues. We'll see temperatures rise into the lower 80s by Thursday. A weak cold front will take the edge off of the warmth Friday into Saturday, but unseasonable warmth likely continues until at least early next week. A frost or freeze will not likely occur for the week ahead.

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