For Memorial Day weekend, it will be mostly dry and warm, but next week there is a greater chance of storms

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For Memorial Day weekend, it will be mostly dry and warm, but next week there is a greater chance of storms

OKLAHOMA CITY – A line of severe thunderstorms in the Texas Panhandle is moving southeast and is expected to enter far western and southwestern Oklahoma over the next several hours. Radar from around 9:30 PM Saturday evening shows the line advancing steadily.

Storm Severity and Risks

Most of the storms are expected to remain sub-severe. However, some cells may strengthen, producing hail up to quarter size and wind gusts reaching 60 mph. Residents in western Oklahoma should stay alert and monitor local weather updates.

Temperatures This Weekend

Temperatures remain seasonal overnight, with lows in the 50s and 60s. Sunday afternoon will warm up, with highs in the 80s accompanied by a light breeze. Memorial Day is expected to be warmer, with mostly sunny skies making it ideal for outdoor plans.

Rain Chances for the Weekend

Good news for weekend activities: rain chances remain low on Sunday and Monday. While a few isolated showers or storms may appear in southern Oklahoma and the Panhandle, widespread rainfall is unlikely.

Lake Levels Across Oklahoma

Current lake levels remain steady across the state. Local authorities advise checking official updates if planning recreational activities near lakes or rivers.

Next Week’s Weather Outlook

Rain chances are expected to increase starting Tuesday, as more moisture moves in and Oklahoma enters a more unsettled weather pattern. Residents should prepare for potentially stronger storms midweek.

Here’s a look at current lake levels across Oklahoma.

Rain chances will start to pick up pace by Tuesday of next week. More moisture is present and we enter a more unsettled pattern.

Here’s your full 9 day forecast:

9-Day Forecast Overview

  • Saturday Night: Thunderstorms moving southeast; some hail and 60 mph gusts possible.
  • Sunday: Warm with highs in the 80s; light breeze; isolated showers possible.
  • Monday (Memorial Day): Mostly sunny; warmer temperatures; ideal for outdoor activities.
  • Tuesday: Rain chances increase; unsettled weather pattern begins.
  • Wednesday–Friday: Showers and storms likely; more moisture and wind possible.
  • Saturday–Sunday: Weather remains unsettled; keep monitoring local updates.

Maria

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