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Clear & mild overnight in the 40s. Tomorrow, the S winds will pick up, blowing at 20 to 30 mph, with temperatures reaching the upper 70s to lower 80s. A weak cold front is expected to arrive by the afternoon, bringing N winds and slightly cooler temperatures for Thursday. #okwx https://t.co/6anENWbeny

Enjoy some patio weather this evening as temps dip into the 50s. Tonight will be chilly, but it won't be as cold with lows in the 30s and 40s. Expect sunny skies tomorrow, with a S wind picking up & highs reaching the 70s. Wednesday will bring highs close to 80 degrees. #okwx https://t.co/xhcl3rD5Kc

From BRRR to shorts and t-shirts! A Freeze Warning is in place for most of the state tonight as temps fall under clear skies. This week, a nice warm up is headed our way. Warmer than average afternoons stick around through this coming weekend! #okwx https://t.co/MYdRGNaEy3

SUNDAY FORECAST & A FREEZE STILL POSSIBLE: The rain & snow will end this morning as an extended drying pattern begins. We are focusing on the temps as freeze remains possible into Monday. Keep the coat in hand! https://t.co/rYheODW6Lw

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Our next storm system moves through tonight bringing some cold rain and a changeover to snow. Most of the state stays above freezing, and road temps are warm enough, any accumulation should be limited to grass and elevated surfaces. We'll dry out through the day tomorrow. #okwx https://t.co/gSMzLIIng8

Radar Update 5 PM - Light rain falling in parts of Western Oklahoma. Temps across the state are mainly in the 40s, with some 30s in the west. Temps drop below freezing in Texas (see the pink line!). As cold air moves east later, rain for some may change over to snow. #okwx https://t.co/CAcTCrxB9V

SUNDAY FORECAST: It will be a cold, damp and raw day today. More rain will move in late day and eventually mixing with or changing over to some snow after midnight. Rain/snow ends early Sunday morning as morning lows dip to near freezing. https://t.co/FiIlVJuvfM

RT @oklahomachaser: Tornado near Clarksville tx @nwssh https://t.co/Pdsi59kfI8

Cloudy & cool this evening as another round of rain & storms moves in overnight. This rain will be with us at times during the day tomorrow with a blustery north wind. Highs will be in the 40s and fall into the 30s tomorrow night with more rain & maybe a little snow. #okwx https://t.co/bGIaXXpPLt

Wow! This is the storm heading toward McCurtain county. #txwx #okwx

Drew @Wx_Beans

Tornado coming to Clarksville TX @SevereStudios https://t.co/MogC5k9gpn

Our next round of rain and storms moves in tonight through tomorrow morning. Severe risk looks low across central and southern OK. Some storms may be able to produce damaging winds and hail. Tomorrow afternoon, the severe threat increases in southeastern OK. #okwx https://t.co/FpscRUP3iQ

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RT @KATVJames: Tornado near Bay (Craighead county) from Marvin Beak #ARWX https://t.co/juReZyP38i