The National Weather Service in Oklahoma City predicts a shift from cloudy skies this morning to clearer conditions in the afternoon, with a high reaching near 46 degrees. Residents can expect a north wind blowing between 9 to 14 mph, and gusts may hit as high as 21 mph. As the evening approaches, the sky is forecasted to clear up, with temperatures dropping to a low around 28 degrees accompanied by a west wind traveling at a speed of 6 to 8 mph, according to the National Weather Service.
As Oklahomans look ahead to Wednesday, the National Weather Service anticipates a sunny sky with a peak temperature near 51 degrees, with calmer northwest winds turning south in the afternoon. The serene weather continues into Wednesday night, offering mostly clear skies and a low around 38 degrees. However, the south wind's presence, moving at 5 to 11 mph, ensures that the air does not remain still.
Continuing the trend, Thursday is expected to be mostly sunny, ushering in a higher temperature near 57 degrees, "with gusts as high as 26 mph," according to the National Weather Service. The warmth is mirrored on Friday where the high could climb to near 62 degrees beneath partly sunny skies. Evenings on both days will be cooler, though, with lows around 47 and 34 degrees respectively.
The weekend forecast seems to favor outdoor activities, a sunny Saturday with a daytime high near 54 degrees will be followed by a mostly clear night, settling at a low around 36. Sunday's conditions seem just as pleasant, remaining mostly sunny, and the high near 61 degrees. Yet, as Sunday night descends, there is an expected drop to a low around 42 degrees, "Mostly sunny, with a high near 61," signals the National Weather Service for the following Monday.
