Oklahoma City woke to clear skies and temperatures in the low 40s Monday, but the morning chill will fade quickly. Patchy fog is possible before 8 a.m., followed by sunshine and an afternoon high near 72 degrees.
The National Weather Service expects light south-southwest winds and no rain Monday. The latest outlook extends the mild stretch through midweek, adding a little more detail to Sunday’s forecast.
Warmth Peaks Before A Midweek Turn
Tuesday looks like the warmest day of the near-term forecast, with abundant sunshine and a high near 75 degrees. Tuesday night will stay mild, with a low around 55; southerly winds return Monday night.
Wednesday, Veterans Day, will remain sunny with a high near 71, although winds will shift toward the northwest. The change will be a modest one at first, with the more noticeable cooldown arriving Thursday and Friday.
Cooler Thursday And Friday
Thursday will bring sunny skies and a high near 65 degrees, followed by a much cooler overnight low around 42. Friday stays dry and sunny, but the high will only reach about 57 degrees, making jackets a more sensible choice by the end of the week.
Weekend Weather Stays Mostly Cooperative
Warmer air returns Saturday, when sunshine and a high near 69 are expected. Sunday should be mostly sunny with a high near 67 as weekend warming continues.
No watches, warnings or advisories are listed for the Oklahoma City area. Drivers heading out early Monday should still allow extra time if fog reduces visibility in isolated spots, but conditions are expected to improve by midmorning.
