Sunny and brisk Tuesday; a brief wintry mix could slick bridges overnight. Big warmup and gusty winds arrive Wednesday.

Mostly sunny and in the 70s today; storms become more likely Friday–Sunday.

Clear Tuesday; highs near 75 and gusty easterly winds could prompt Small Craft Advisories and minor coastal flooding midweek.

OU’s Horus phased‑array radar can scan storms in seconds, and researchers say that speed could bring faster lightning alerts and longer tornado warning lead times for Oklahoma.

Dry, partly sunny Tuesday with highs near 68°F and chilly nights that could allow patchy frost. A statewide burn ban and low humidity raise fire risk through the week.

Spotty showers are possible Tuesday; a quick midweek warmup pushes highs into the 80s. Expect mainly light rain with dry, warmer conditions midweek.

Morning snow showers will mix to rain and gusty northwest winds will rattle the afternoon. Small craft advisories are posted for coastal waters.

Freeze Warning in effect until 10 AM EDT on April 7. Sunny but chilly today with a quick warm‑up midweek.

Clear Tuesday morning warms into the low 70s with a slight late‑day shower chance and elevated fire weather expected Wednesday afternoon.

Clear and mild today in Salt Lake City with highs near 73°F. Showers and mountain snow possible late Saturday into Sunday.

Sunny and mild Tuesday with highs near 75°F. Humidity and storm chances increase later in the week.

A short, intense storm flooded North Prospect Street in Marion, soaking basements and damaging at least one vehicle as residents press the city to fix aging storm drains.

Low 20s Tuesday morning. Rain returns late with a warmup to near 62°F Wednesday.