Oklahoma City is starting Saturday, October 3, under cloudy skies with temperatures around 64 degrees and a light north-northeast wind around 6 mph. A brief shower is possible during the morning, but the bigger story is a short-lived cool spell before summer-like warmth returns later next week.
Saturday Stays Cool and Mostly Cloudy
The chance of rain is highest between 7 and 10 a.m., with a 20% daytime precipitation chance and rainfall totals expected to stay below a tenth of an inch. Temperatures should climb to around 75 degrees this afternoon as north-northeast winds ease to about 6 mph.
Rain will be more of a concern south and southeast of Oklahoma City, where the National Weather Service Norman office says locally heavy rainfall could develop closer to the Red River. No watches, warnings or advisories are posted for Oklahoma City in the current forecast.
Fog Possible Sunday, Then A Quick Warmup
Patchy fog could develop after 5 a.m. Sunday and linger through the early morning, creating pockets of reduced visibility for drivers. The fog should lift by 9 a.m., giving way to mostly sunny skies and a high near 82 degrees, followed by a clear night with a low around 57.
Monday looks sunny and mild, with a high near 81 degrees. The official outlook from the National Weather Service then turns noticeably warmer and drier for the rest of the week.
Late-Week Highs Could Near 90 Degrees
Highs toward the end of the week could climb toward or exceed 90 degrees, with dry conditions expected next week. Light southerly winds could help push Oklahoma City back toward early-fall heat.
