Tulsa is expected to see mostly sunny skies Thursday morning after an overnight low of 45, but showers are expected to develop after noon, making the afternoon the day’s main weather wrinkle.
Sunshine Gives Way To Afternoon Showers
The latest National Weather Service forecast calls for a high near 65, with north winds increasing to around 10 mph. Rain chances are 50% during the day and 30% at night. Rain amounts will likely range from one tenth to one quarter inch for the most part, with an isolated location possibly near one half inch in east-central Oklahoma.
For Thursday plans, the best window for outdoor errands or a lunch break is before noon, when skies should remain mostly sunny. A light rain jacket will be useful later in the day, especially for the evening commute, when a few showers could still be moving through.
A Few Showers Tonight, Then A Cooler Friday
Showers may continue before midnight Thursday, followed by mostly cloudy skies and a low near 46. Friday turns drier and cooler, with partly sunny skies, a high near 59 and north winds between 5 and 10 mph; that is a more noticeable rain update than the earlier Tulsa forecast suggested.
Weekend Cool Gives Way To A Warm-Up
Saturday should stay partly sunny with a high near 59, while the overnight low dips to around 39. Sunday brings sunshine and a high near 65, followed by a dry stretch that warms Tulsa to about 68 Monday and 69 Tuesday.
No watches, warnings or advisories are listed for the Tulsa forecast area. After Thursday’s brief shower chance, the outlook remains largely quiet through the middle of next week.
