Showers and Storms Expected in Oklahoma on Saturday

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Showers and storms that began on Friday night are expected to continue throughout the day on Saturday in Oklahoma, with the heaviest rain expected in the morning. A Marginal Risk remains for portions of southern Oklahoma primarily in the morning due to the ongoing storms, with the potential for some gusty winds and small hail. The low pressure system is expected to track overhead by the afternoon, bringing an end to the widespread rain and storms and making them more scattered going into the evening. Spotty showers behind the cold front could also produce some small hail and even a cold air funnel or two.

Why it matters

This weather system will bring much-needed rainfall to the region, which has been experiencing drier than normal conditions. The potential for severe weather, including gusty winds and small hail, is also a concern that residents should be aware of.

The details

The showers and storms that began on Friday night are expected to continue throughout the day on Saturday in Oklahoma. The heaviest rain is expected to be in the morning, with a Marginal Risk remaining for portions of southern Oklahoma primarily during that time. Some gusty winds and small hail are possible due to the ongoing storms. By the afternoon, the low pressure system is expected to track overhead, bringing an end to the widespread rain and storms and making them more scattered going into the evening. Spotty showers behind the cold front could also produce some small hail and even a cold air funnel or two.

• The showers and storms began on Friday night and will continue throughout the day on Saturday.
• The heaviest rain is expected to be in the morning on Saturday.
• A Marginal Risk remains for portions of southern Oklahoma primarily in the morning due to the ongoing storms.
• By the afternoon, the low pressure system is expected to track overhead, bringing an end to the widespread rain and storms and making them more scattered going into the evening.
• Spotty showers behind the cold front could produce some small hail and even a cold air funnel or two.

What’s next

Residents should continue to monitor the weather forecast and be prepared for the potential of severe weather, including gusty winds and small hail, especially in the morning hours.