Tulsa's Thursday forecast calls for sunny skies, but the easygoing fall weather has a colder sequel: frost is possible overnight and again Friday night. The city should still get one more sunny afternoon near 65 before the weekend turns noticeably chillier.
Sunny Thursday, Colder Thursday Night
Temperatures will climb through the morning under sunny skies, with a north wind increasing to 5 to 10 mph. The National Weather Service forecasts a high near 65 on Thursday, followed by a drop toward 35 overnight as a reinforcing cold front pushes south.
Frost Arrives Before The Weekend
Areas of frost are expected after 3 a.m. Friday, though the day itself should stay sunny with a high near 55. Friday night looks even colder, with temperatures dipping to around 32 and frost possible after 9 p.m.
Rain Enters The Weekend Forecast
Saturday starts with more frost before a mostly sunny afternoon near 56, but rain chances return after midnight. Sunday is currently the wettest day in the outlook, with rain likely, a 60% chance of precipitation and a high near 50.
Quieter Weather Returns Next Week
A Sunday shower chance gives way to mostly sunny weather Monday, when the high should reach 61. The forecast then calls for sunny skies and highs near 74 Tuesday and 72 Wednesday, with west-to-north winds and gusts up to 25 mph Wednesday.
No active weather alerts are listed for the Tulsa area, but the overnight chill could be enough to threaten sensitive plants. Covering outdoor plants before Thursday night and Friday night may save them from an unpleasantly frosty surprise.
