Oklahoma City residents can expect a streak of sunny days according to the latest forecast from the National Weather Service (NWS). With today's high hovering around a toasty 92 degrees, the consistent weather pattern promises clear skies and warm temperatures throughout the week.
The NWS detailed forecast notes that in addition to today's sunshine, we'll see a continuation of south winds ranging from 13 to 15 mph, and gusts that could hit as high as 23 mph. The humidity sitting at a muggy 91% early this morning is likely to cause some discomfort for those stepping outside. The barometric pressure was recorded at 30.04 in (1015.5 mb), with a dewpoint of 71°F (22°C), offering a small respite from the heat for those hoping for a less oppressive air mass.
As night falls, the NWS forecast anticipates temperatures will drop only slightly to a low around 74 degrees, with south southeast winds calming down to 9 to 14 mph. This pattern is set to repeat itself into tomorrow and Wednesday, with daytime highs fixed near 92 degrees and nighttime lows comfortably in the mid-70s.
The second half of the week will see a slight increase in temps, as Thursday's high is expected to reach 94 degrees. Friday and the weekend will sizzle a touch more, climbing to a high near 95 degrees on Friday and peaking at 96 degrees over the weekend. The evening conditions throughout the week remain consistently clear, with lows gradually increasing from around 74 to 76 degrees, indicating a trend of warm summer nights ahead for the city.
For those making plans, the weather seems to be cooperating with a range of outdoor activities. The NWS forecast suggests that it's an ideal time for picnics, pool days, or simply enjoying the burst of summer sunshine that's to be expected in Oklahoma City for the foreseeable future.
