Oklahoma City is headed into a stormy Wednesday and Thursday, with heavy rain, flooding concerns and a chance of severe weather before a cooler weekend.

One more hot day is on tap for Oklahoma City before storms, heavy rain and a sharp cooldown arrive.

Oklahoma City gets two more hot days before storms and potentially flooding rain arrive midweek.

Oklahoma City hits 91 Sunday before storm chances surge Tuesday night. A cooler, wetter stretch takes over by midweek.

Storms could interrupt Saturday plans before Oklahoma City heats back up Sunday and Monday. A wetter, cooler pattern arrives by midweek.

Oklahoma City logged its fifth-longest 90-degree streak this year, while EMSA rushed nearly 300 patients to hospitals.

Oklahoma City will hit the upper 80s Friday before showers and thunderstorms return. The unsettled pattern grows stronger Tuesday and Wednesday.

A look at Oklahoma City’s September 24 normal and record highs.

Half of Oklahoma now sits in extreme to exceptional drought, and applications for pond, well and pipeline aid open Oct. 5.

Oklahoma City starts cool Wednesday as warmer weather and storm chances enter the forecast later in the week.

Tuesday starts mostly cloudy, while late-day and overnight showers or storms may affect portions of western Oklahoma and western north Texas. Highs range from the 80s to the mid-90s from Thursday through Sunday.

Clouds and cooler temperatures offer Oklahoma City a brief break Monday, but the heat starts rebuilding by midweek.

Storms could rumble through Oklahoma City Sunday, followed by cooler conditions Monday and through midweek.