Tulsa gets a calm, sunny reset Wednesday, with a cool morning giving way to a high near 68 degrees. The pleasant stretch will not last all week, as rain chances return Thursday before cooler, mostly dry weather settles in for the weekend.
Sunny Wednesday Gives Tulsa A Break
The National Weather Service forecast calls for sunny skies Wednesday, with west winds generally staying between 0 and 5 mph. Temperatures should climb from the upper 40s early to the upper 60s during the afternoon, with no rain expected.
Thursday Brings A Noticeable Rain Chance
Showers could move in after noon Thursday, with a 40% chance of rain and a high near 65 degrees. The updated outlook is a wetter turn than the low rain chance outlined in Hoodline’s earlier Tulsa forecast, though rainfall is expected to remain light and thunderstorms are unlikely.
Cooler Weekend Leads Into A Warmer Start
Friday and Saturday should be mostly sunny but cooler, with highs near 60 and overnight lows falling to about 44 and 41 degrees. Sunday turns sunny with a high near 64, followed by a warmer stretch Monday and Tuesday, when highs are expected to reach 68 and 69; the latest National Weather Service forecast lists no watches or warnings for the Tulsa area.
