Dense fog is making Saturday morning’s Oklahoma City commute tricky, but the forecast improves quickly. Sunny skies and highs in the 70s arrive next week.

Patchy fog starts the day in Oklahoma City before a sunny stretch sends temperatures into the 70s early next week.

Rain showers are expected after noon Thursday in Oklahoma City, with gusty northeast winds and a cooler afternoon. Sunshine and warmer temperatures return next week.

Sunny skies and a 67-degree high are on tap Wednesday in Oklahoma City. Rain chances arrive Thursday before a cooler Friday and warmer start to next week.

Oklahoma City gets a windy, cooler Tuesday before sunny skies return Wednesday and rain chances arrive Thursday. The weekend then trends warmer and mostly dry.

Oklahoma City faces a warm, windy Monday with thunderstorms, hail, damaging winds and tornadoes possible. Sunny, cooler weather returns Tuesday.

Fog will fade Sunday morning in Oklahoma City before a warm, windy day. Severe thunderstorms could bring hail, damaging winds and tornadoes Monday.

Oklahoma City starts Friday clear, but rain and thunderstorms are expected by morning. Halloween weekend stays warm, cloudy and occasionally wet.

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Oklahoma City reaches 83 degrees Thursday before rain moves in overnight. Friday looks especially wet, with more showers and storm chances through Monday.

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Wednesday brings sunshine and an 80-degree high to Oklahoma City. Then the umbrellas come out for Halloween weekend.

Oklahoma City will warm into the low 80s Wednesday and Thursday before rain returns for Halloween weekend.