Mostly cloudy and about 70°F this morning. Scattered storms are possible this afternoon with gusty winds and brief heavy rain.

Near-record heat primed northern Oklahoma for a late-day severe storm window Monday night, with forecasters warning of damaging winds and quarter-size hail.

Sunny and very hot Sunday in Oklahoma City with highs near 98°F and gusty south winds. Small chance for isolated storms tonight.

Low 70s this morning; highs near 93F Saturday with late-day storms possible. Even hotter Sunday with highs near 97F.

Showers and a late‑day severe threat Friday; highs surge into the 90s by Sunday. Expect patchy morning fog and gusty south winds Saturday.

Morning showers and scattered storms this Thursday; highs near 80 with a weekend warm‑up into the 90s and a few stronger storms possible Friday–Saturday.

Showers and thunderstorms likely today in Oklahoma City; a few could be strong. Expect a wet commute mid-morning to early afternoon.

Clear morning, high near 84°F; storms likely this afternoon. Gusty winds and small hail possible in stronger cells.

Morning fog clears for a sunny Memorial Day with highs near 86°F. Midweek storm chances rise Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Patchy fog before 10 a.m.; sunny and warm with highs near 84°F. Storm chances return midweek—monitor forecasts for outdoor plans.

Showers likely Saturday morning with a high near 79°F and light totals. Late-night storms possible out west; expect wet roads during the commute.

Oklahoma has gone 24 days without a confirmed tornado as of May 22, 2026, an unusual lull after a busy April. Forecasters credit a Pacific pattern shift but warn the break could end quickly.

Patchy fog Friday morning clears to sun, but strong to severe storms are possible tonight. Expect heavy downpours and gusty winds during the evening commute.