Oklahoma Weather Alert: Heavy Showers Hit Oklahoma City Tuesday with More Storm Chances Ahead Into Labor Day Weekend

Oklahoma Weather Alert: Heavy Showers Hit Oklahoma City Tuesday with More Storm Chances Ahead Into Labor Day Weekend

Oklahoma City, OK – Drivers in Oklahoma City should prepare for a wet Tuesday morning commute as thunderstorms bring heavy rain and lightning, potentially slowing travel on I-35 and nearby highways. Meteorologists warn of standing water, reduced visibility, and localized delays during the morning hours.

Tuesday Storms and Travel Impacts

According to the National Weather Service Norman, showers and thunderstorms will develop overnight Monday into Tuesday morning, with rainfall amounts up to an inch possible. Winds are expected to remain light, but localized downpours may affect early travel and outdoor plans.

Residents are encouraged to allow extra travel time and check conditions before leaving home.

Temperature Trends and Midweek Outlook

Tuesday’s high will reach around 73°F, cooler than normal, under mostly cloudy skies. Storm chances taper off Tuesday night, though clouds will linger with lows in the mid-60s. Another round of showers is possible Wednesday morning before drier conditions briefly return midweek.

By Thursday, sunshine returns with highs in the upper 80s, but storm chances return late Thursday night and continue into Friday, leading up to Labor Day weekend NWS Norman.

Labor Day Weekend Outlook

Residents planning holiday travel should monitor forecasts, as unsettled weather could impact road trips and outdoor events. While no severe weather is expected, repeated rain rounds may cause ponding on roads and minor delays.

Five-Day Forecast for Oklahoma City, OK

  • Tuesday: Showers and thunderstorms likely, high 73°F, low 64°F
  • Wednesday: Chance of showers early, then partly cloudy, high 83°F, low 70°F
  • Thursday: Partly sunny, turning warm, high 87°F, chance of storms overnight, low 65°F
  • Friday: Scattered storms, high 87°F, low 70°F
  • Saturday (Labor Day Weekend): Isolated showers, partly sunny, high near 87°F

How are you planning to adjust travel and outdoor activities with Oklahoma’s changing weather? Share your tips and experiences in the comments below.

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