It’s a cloudy day across Southwest Oklahoma

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) – Good morning! It looks like the fog by no means left yesterday morning, lasting by components of the day and even reinforcing final night time. Some dry air has settled in behind a chilly entrance that’s making its manner down south, however there’s simply sufficient moisture on the floor to permit for some light-to-patchy fog to stay round this morning. This ought to dissipate shortly after the solar rises. Clouds will construct in right now, changing into largely cloudy earlier than the tip of the morning hours. Temperatures will climb into the higher 50s and low 60s this afternoon with winds out of the north-to-east at 5-15 mph. Light remoted showers will pop up from the south and west all through the second half of the day, although a lot of the daytime hours will stay dry because the rain received’t have an effect on places in Southwest Oklahoma till the solar goes down. This is sweet news for these headed out to the annual Share Your Christmas occasion.

Rain protection will improve in a single day forward of one other descending chilly entrance, beginning up from the northwest and shifting down into North Texas all through the day tomorrow. The best accumulation of rainfall will happen in southeastern counties, primarily on Saturday afternoon. Cloud protection will regularly diminish however total will stay largely/partly cloudy tomorrow with highs within the higher 50s and low 60s. The solar will re-emerge and dominate the skies on Sunday, although like Saturday will solely high out within the higher 50s and low 60s.

We will see a warm-up into the mid/higher 60s on Monday forward of a third chilly entrance. The majority of the rain that comes with it would happen throughout the night hours on Monday, peaking in protection and depth in a single day into Tuesday morning because the entrance sweeps by. Because of a massive upper-level trough orientation within the Rockies and Central/Southern Plains, this might deliver the opportunity of some strong-to-severe climate (massive hail/damaging winds/localized flooding/lightning) to areas alongside and southeast of I-44. The precise particulars like depth, threats and places are unsure as mannequin steering remains to be in disagreement, but it surely’s a pattern we’re maintaining a shut eye on. Temperatures on Tuesday will fall to the low 60s, with a chilly sample settling middle-to-late subsequent week as highs on Wednesday and Thursday will plummet to the mid/higher 40s.

Copyright 2022 KSWO. All rights reserved.