Oklahoma City will see sunny skies on Saturday with a springlike warm-up, starting in the upper 30s and climbing to about 67°F. The unseasonably warm February weather will make it feel more like patio season than winter.
Afternoon Breeze May Tug at Patio Furniture
Southerly winds will ramp up through the day to about 5–12 mph, with gusts near 18 mph by mid-afternoon, just enough to nudge patio umbrellas and make bike rides feel a touch cooler than the thermometer suggests. Overnight lows are expected to settle in the upper 40s to around 49°F.
Week Ahead and What To Watch
Temperatures climb into the low 70s Sunday and into the mid-70s by Monday, with Monday possibly reaching near 76°F before a slight chance of rain moves in late Monday night into Tuesday. Forecast models are still a bit fuzzy on the exact timing and coverage of those showers, and no watches or warnings are in effect for the metro right now. For the latest forecast, check the National Weather Service in Norman, and for the detailed meteorological breakdown, see the NWS Norman forecast discussion.
Plan Ahead
This warm stretch is prime time for errands, park walks, and quick outdoor breaks, but you will want a light layer handy after sunset and anything loose outside tied down before the gustier afternoons. If you have outdoor evening plans early in the week, check back on the forecast Monday, since those showers could slide in late Monday night into Tuesday.
