A Wet Start With A Windy Day

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TULSA, Okla. – A moist and windy valentine’s day is underway throughout Green Country. 

Here are the main points from News On 6 Meteorologist Alan Crone:

Showers and storms will stay for the early morning to noon hours earlier than exiting east into Arkansas. A second storm system brings the potential for extra storms Wednesday night time throughout southeastern OK. Extremely windy climate will likely be frequent on Tuesday with gusts from 20 to 50 mph. A wind advisory stays for many of japanese Oklahoma till later Tuesday night time. Blustery and colder climate return Thursday.

Strong south to southwest winds from 20 to 50 mph will likely be probably at this time as a robust storm system shortly ejects throughout the state. Showers and storms will stay for the morning hours earlier than exiting northeastern OK this morning. Surface instability is low however the presence of a powerful low-level jet and tightening strain gradient brings the risk for gusty to sturdy winds with some thunderstorm exercise by means of the early morning hours. Widespread rain will likely be underway early, however a slim line of heavier exercise is predicted to maneuver west to east throughout the world this morning and will improve the potential for gusty winds even with the dearth of floor instability. As the system exits, sturdy southwest winds will stay this afternoon with clearing sky and highs into the mid-60s. A second, sturdy storm system additionally arrives tomorrow with one other likelihood for storms, principally throughout southeastern OK by the early night hours. The potential for a fast moisture return throughout the southern areas will carry extreme climate threats from 6pm to midnight. All modes of extreme climate will likely be potential throughout southeastern to east-central OK. A dry slot is predicted to maneuver alongside the I-44 hall close to Tulsa by early Wednesday night protecting a lot of the extreme climate threats barely southeast of the metro. More northward, as the primary upper-level chilly core trough strikes throughout southern Kansas, the potential for wrap round snow will stay, principally throughout central Kansas. Some snow may sneak down into the OK-KS state line area however with little to no impression. As the trough strikes east, a floor chilly entrance arrives early Thursday bringing blustery and chilly circumstances Thursday and Friday earlier than quickly moderating into the weekend. 

Thanks for studying the Tuesday morning climate dialogue and weblog. 

Have a brilliant nice day!

Alan Crone

KOTV