Oklahoma City residents can expect a slight chance of showers early today, followed by mostly cloudy skies with a high near 70, according to the National Weather Service. The forecast promises some variability in the weather patterns over the next week, with the possibility of occasional showers and thunderstorms mingled with bouts of sunshine. For more details, the full forecast can be accessed at the NWS website.
In the evening, the overcast will persist with a low around 61. The gusts at night might reach as high as 21 mph, blowing in from the south. On Saturday, clouds will clear to make way for mostly sunny skies, though the temperatures are expected to rise to a high near 83, with South winds continuing to exert their presence. Looking forward to Saturday night, a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms is predicted before the early hours of the morning.
The NWS outlook for Sunday indicates a mostly sunny day with the mercury set to hit near 67 degrees. Moving into the night, the conditions are slated to shift, resulting in a partially clouded sky and the thermometer dropping to a low around 41. With the work week on the horizon, Monday's weather looks favorable with a continuation of mostly sunny skies and a high near 62.
As the week progresses, Oklahoma City residents will want to keep an umbrella at the ready. Showers could reenter the scene on Tuesday afternoon, albeit with only a 20 percent chance. Predicted temperatures for midweek show consistency with highs lingering around the 75-degree mark, though the potential for wet weather lingers into Thursday. "A 20 percent chance of showers," reports the National Weather Service, when looking ahead to the Thursday forecast.
