Alan Crone

Warm and mostly dry to start the week in Tulsa and eastern OK. Highs climb into the 80s and 90s by midweek, with heat index values near 95° by Wednesday. https://t.co/wKx4KMwGk9

Are you heading to #Mayfest this weekend? https://t.co/VaoADfrPNO

Cool temps out the door before highs reach into the mid 70s this afternoon. A few pop-up showers or storms will be possible later, mostly near or south of the I-40 corridor region. Enjoy the day! https://t.co/YsjDuX7lBn

Look'n fine for most of the area today. A few showers may sneak into the I-40 region and drift into southeastern OK later today. No biggie. The weekend is good to go. https://t.co/cSdQRRVsey

The early risers will see some fog in spots. The higher chance for dense fog is currently across the far eastern areas, but some of this will migrate west in the next hour or so. A dense fog adv is underway across far eastern OK until 9a. https://t.co/AOU7a4ppQJ

Now thru the afternoon, additional sct showers and storms will attempt to develop in a few spots. As an upper level low nears the region, the atmosphere will become conducive to produce some brief funnels. One has already been reported recently in Blaine Co, OK, near Okeene.

Showers near the OK-KS state line for a few hours, with dry spots south of Tulsa. Sct storms may develop this afternoon, some potentially strong to severe. Main threats hail, strong winds, but a slight chance of a funnel cloud or brief tornado can't be ruled out. https://t.co/undPDTVkXn

We're mostly saturated near and northeast of the metro this morning. This means some pockets of drizzle-mist. Keep the rain gear, a few showers soon along the OK-KS state line region soon and then scattered storms return later this afternoon and early evening. #Tulsa https://t.co/UN5Xn7m4zE

Light rain and drizzle persist this morning. Scattered storms may form this afternoon, with a slight chance of small hail or gusty winds. Thursday brings more showers, but the weekend looks dry and warmer. Keep an umbrella ready. https://t.co/NHwTis5Exh

Radar 10:40am. Rain advancing near the metro now. No severe weather. https://t.co/2JrHzUCxSV

Radar 8:13am The leading edge of showers and storms nearing the metro soon. https://t.co/M49jYYT9KQ

Wowsa! #Tulsa https://t.co/R4wiCzZLgu

Tulsa timeline: Rain chances stay low early this morning but ramp up late morning into early afternoon. Keep the umbrella handy! https://t.co/Q7nexgHqve

It will be dry for a while this morning but grab the rain gear: showers and some thunder return midday into afternoon. Radar 4:27am https://t.co/FTwdpPUu1t

The blocking pattern is breaking down, and that perfect weather we had over the weekend is on the way out. Showers and storms return soon as an unsettled stretch begins. https://t.co/uwKdloLtGk

Pleasant and calm today with highs in the low to mid-70s, but enjoy it while it lasts—rain and storms return Tuesday and linger through midweek https://t.co/I5GQMYO32j

Radar 3:24am Strong to severe storms near the I-40 corridor this morning. https://t.co/VJes0awsuG