Additional Rain then a Decent Weekend
Another storm system in the form of a slow-moving upper low will move across Oklahoma Wednesday and Thursday, generating scattered showers and weak thunderstorms. Then we transition into a mostly dry weekend.
You can track the upper low in the Jetstream animation, and after that, a ridge builds across New Mexico, placing us in a NNW flow aloft. We can get weak disturbances to rotate down from the north in that pattern, but the signals are extremely weak at this point, so it looks like a mostly dry weekend with only an isolated shower or storm possible Saturday and Sunday.
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This next system will bring widespread rainfall across the SE 1/2 of the state. It won’t be a washout, but expect to dodge raindrops for a bit. As the low departs, we’ll get an early Friday morning round across SW OK that may drift into C OK before falling apart. At this time, severe weather is not expected.
Temperatures will be quite comfortable through Friday before heating up for the weekend with low 90s returning, especially across W OK.
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