Snow, Rain In Forecast For NE Oklahoma

An active pattern is settling in for this coming week, and we will have several chances for precipitation here in Green Country. They most likely won’t be major snowmakers for any folks who were hoping for a snow day this week. 

After today, our next chance will be a glancing blow Sunday night of a few snow showers. The better chances will be for the far northeast corner of the state. 

Colder air is moving in to round out the weekend and for Monday morning, we are looking at morning lows in the teens with single digit wind chill values especially north of the metro. 

If you’re heading out the Martin Luther King parade here in Tulsa, bundle up. The parade starts at 11 a.m., and temperatures should still be in the 20s. At least upper 20s by that time.
 
The highest chance for precipitation comes in on Tuesday night with a cool front. This system will start off as rain for most but then transition into a wintry mix by early Wednesday morning. 

Elevated surfaces should be able to develop some slick spots, so you’ll want to watch those bridges and overpasses as you head off to work and school on Wednesday. 

Temperatures will quickly warm on Wednesday to above freezing by mid to late morning. 

Temperatures will stay above freezing through Thursday which is when we have our last chance for any precipitation this coming week. With Thursday’s wave, anything that falls should be in the form of liquid.