Beautiful Fall Day, Storms And Gusty Winds Arrive Tuesday Evening

Another beautiful fall day is underway!

Low rain chances move into western Oklahoma Tuesday afternoon and evening, with a low threat of severe weather.

Oklahoma has already beaten its rainfall record for November.

What is the weather like on Tuesday?

Highs are back in the 60s and low 70s, and clouds are moving in.

We will remain dry for most of the day, with storm chances going up out west this evening and tonight.

Rain chances in the metro increase after midnight. There is a very low risk that the storms out west will become pulse severe, with winds up to 60 mph and up to quarter-size hail.

The highest rainfall will likely be along and north of Hwy 412, where up to .5" in isolated spots will be possible.

Most of the state will see a trace of rain tonight. Winds will really increase tonight and especially tomorrow morning.

What is the weather like in Oklahoma this week?

Storms will move across the state Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, but the severe threat will be gone by then.

As the cold front moves in, north winds could gust from 30 to 40 mph in the morning. Wednesday afternoon is sunny.

Wednesday afternoon will be cool with highs in the low 60s and a gusty north wind.

COLD FRONT:

We are still watching a big cold blast around November 20!

This will bring the coldest air of the season to Oklahoma, likely widespread in the 20s. Some data suggests a little snow, but we will see.

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