Cooler Temps, Showers In The Forecast For Eastern Oklahoma

A cold front is pushing its way across eastern Oklahoma Tuesday bringing cooler temperatures after Monday's highs which neared 100 degrees in several communities.

News On 6 meteorologist Michael Grogan says the weak front will also bring some showers and maybe some thunderstorms as it pushes south. He says the front will cause a shift in the winds from the south to the north.

Showers moved across northeastern Oklahoma early Tuesday. Those showers have now pushed off into Missouri and Arkansas.

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On Monday, EMSA says they treated six patients with heat-related symptoms with four going to area hospitals. They said the patients ranged in age from 25 to 60.

EMSA says four cooling stations are now open in Tulsa.

• Salvation Army Center of Hope - 102 North Denver - 24/7
• Tulsa County Social Services - 2401 Charles Page Boulevard - 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m.
• Dennis R Neill Equality Center - 621 East 4th Street - Noon – 9 p.m.
• John 3:16 Mission - 506 North Cheyenne - 24/7