Tulsa is starting Sunday with patchy fog and a forecast low of 40 degrees. The fog should burn off by mid-to-late morning, giving way to mostly clear skies and mild weather. The high should reach about 69 degrees, giving residents a warm afternoon after a frosty start.
Frost And Fog Before Sunday Sunshine
A Frost Advisory remains in effect through 9 a.m. Sunday, with patchy frost and fog possible across the area. NWS Tulsa advises covering outdoor plants or bringing them indoors, while drivers should be ready for reduced visibility in spots before the fog lifts.
Sunday afternoon will stay dry, with mostly sunny skies and light winds. Fog may return after midnight, and the overnight low is expected to fall near 40 degrees.
Warm-Up Peaks Tuesday
Monday brings another sunny day with a high near 72, followed by Tuesday's forecast high of 75. Rain chances remain close to zero through Tuesday, making the early-week stretch favorable for outdoor plans after the cold mornings.
Veterans Day on Wednesday should remain mostly sunny with a high in the mid-70s, and winds could gust as high as 20 mph. The warm spell will still be intact, but the breeze may make the day feel less relaxed than Monday or Tuesday.
Cooler By Thursday
Temperatures slide back into the 60s Thursday and Friday, with highs near 63 and 60, respectively. Overnight lows will dip to about 38 Thursday night before Saturday rebounds to a milder 67 degrees.
For Tulsa, the week ahead is mostly about timing: protect plants and allow extra visibility room early Sunday, then enjoy several sunny afternoons before cooler air returns late in the week.
