Tulsa is waking Tuesday to a little early fog before an unseasonably warm afternoon reaches 75 degrees as cloud cover increases. The calm start gives way to a sharper change on Veterans Day, when northwest winds arrive and cooler air begins taking over.
Fog Clears Before A Warm Tulsa Afternoon
Areas of fog may linger before 8 a.m., with visibility reduced in spots during the morning commute. A Dense Fog Advisory is posted for parts of northeast Oklahoma until 10 a.m., and the National Weather Service in Tulsa says lesser visibility impacts are possible around Tulsa before sunshine takes over.
Temperatures should climb from the low 50s early to the low 70s by midday, peaking near 75 in the afternoon. Tuesday night brings a low near 53, making for a mild evening for anyone heading out.
Veterans Day Brings Wind Before The Cooldown
Veterans Day stays sunny, but the wind direction flips as a front moves through. Highs reach near 72, with northwest winds of 5 to 15 mph and gusts up to 25 mph.
The forecast remains dry through Friday, though the overnight chill becomes more noticeable. Lows fall to about 45 Wednesday night, then near 38 Thursday night, while Thursday’s high reaches 64 and Friday’s tops out around 56.
Weekend Warms Slightly, Then Rain Chances Return
Saturday brings a high near 62, with southerly winds. A slight chance of showers arrives after midnight, followed by increasing rain chances Sunday into Monday and a high near 67 Sunday.
Monday looks mostly sunny again near 61, so the best outdoor windows this week are Tuesday afternoon, Thursday and early Saturday before weekend rain chances creep back in. The newest outlook is a substantive update to Hoodline’s Monday forecast, adding the morning fog concern and a more detailed look at the midweek wind shift.
