Oklahoma City could flirt with a 90-degree record Tuesday before a stormy, potentially flood-prone stretch arrives midweek. A sharp cooldown follows by Friday.

Oklahoma City gets one more hot, windy day before storms and heavy rain move in. A sharp fall-like cooldown follows by Friday.

Oklahoma City will hit 91 degrees Sunday with strong south winds before storm chances increase Tuesday night. Cooler, more fall-like weather arrives by Friday.

Oklahoma City will see sunny skies and temperatures near 90 Saturday, but an ozone alert and gusty winds add safety concerns before storms arrive midweek.

Oklahoma City’s summerlike stretch is not letting up yet. Highs reach the low 90s through Tuesday before rain and thunderstorms return midweek.

Sunny skies and highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s are expected through the end of the week, with Sunday and Monday potentially hotter. A slight rain chance and cooler temperatures arrive Tuesday.

Clear skies and summerlike warmth are taking over Oklahoma City, with highs rising from 85 Tuesday to 89 by Sunday.

Oklahoma City gets a sunny Monday and a warm, dry week ahead, with highs nearing 90 degrees by Sunday.

Patchy fog will clear Sunday morning in Oklahoma City before sunshine takes over. A warm, dry week is ahead, with highs reaching the upper 80s.

Oklahoma City gets a cloudy, cooler Saturday with a slight morning shower chance. Later next week, temperatures could climb toward or exceed 90 degrees under dry conditions.

Clouds and scattered showers will keep Oklahoma City cool Friday and Saturday. Sunshine returns Sunday before temperatures climb toward 90 degrees next week.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms are targeting Oklahoma City Thursday, with a Flood Watch in effect until early afternoon. Cooler, drier weather follows for the weekend.

A woman was pulled from a submerged vehicle near NE 39th and Stiles as floodwater reached her windows.