A Flood Watch is in effect for Oklahoma and northern Texas due to expected rainfall and thunderstorms, with forecasters warning of potential flooding in susceptible regions.

Oklahoma and northern Texas face a Flood Watch due to expected heavy rainfall through Sunday, with possible thunderstorms and persistent wet conditions ahead.

The National Weather Service forecasts a slight chance of showers in Oklahoma City today, with the possibility of severe storms later and highs near 84°F. Rain is likely over the weekend with temperatures dropping to the mid-60s.

Oklahoma City is experiencing a warm, sunny day with highs near 90°F, followed by potential severe thunderstorms and a shift to cooler temperatures over the weekend.

Current conditions in Oklahoma City include 49°F temperature, a few clouds, 59% humidity, and 9 mph south winds. The forecast predicts sunny weather with temperatures reaching 82°F, though gusty winds will persist.

The NWS forecasts a mix of sunny skies and potential storms for Oklahoma City, with temperatures rising and a chance of rain increasing towards the weekend.

The National Weather Service predicts increasing cloud cover and high winds today in Oklahoma City, with temperatures near 70 degrees and gusts up to 31 mph.

Oklahoma City expects sunny and windy conditions today with a high near 91°F and gusts up to 38 mph, shifting to partly cloudy and cooler weather tonight.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny days with increasing temperatures in Oklahoma City, with clear skies and highs reaching into the upper 70s and 88 degrees on Sunday.

Oklahoma City forecast by the NWS predicts sunny days with temperatures ranging from the high 70s to 89 degrees, and clear nights with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. A chance of showers begins Tuesday night.

Oklahoma City National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week with clear skies and a gradual increase in temperature, expecting highs from mid-70s to 86 degrees.

Oklahoma City's forecast predicts sunny days ahead, with temperatures ranging from the low 70s to mid-80s and occasional winds. Conditions are ideal for outdoor activities.

Oklahoma City experiences sub-freezing temperatures, with the NWS issuing a freeze warning. It impacts crops and outdoor plumbing, but a warm-up with sunny skies is forecasted.