Pleasant Weather Across Oklahoma

Fall temperatures have returned to Green Country. 

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

Dry air will lead to cool mornings and heat afternoons for the following few days. Morning lows will drop into the higher 40s and decrease 50s within the cooler valleys of Eastern Oklahoma Monday morning and Tuesday morning. Afternoon highs will keep within the decrease to mid-80s this week. Metro temps will begin largely within the decrease to mid-50s with highs within the mid-80s. Outside of some stray, passing clouds, sunny situations might be anticipated this week.

The entrance that moved throughout the world Sunday will convey dividends of cool mornings and barely above regular afternoons for the whole week. A weak, back-door boundary arrives from the Missouri Valley Tuesday night time into Wednesday morning bringing a re-enforcing shot of dry low-level air. Good news for morning lows however dangerous news for worsening drought and hearth hazard points. Fire unfold charges will proceed to be problematic for the remainder of the week although wind speeds is not going to be exceptionally sturdy. The lack of serious storm methods nearing the state means the forecast will proceed with no considerable mentions of precipitation anytime quickly. 

Ian is now a hurricane. The potential for landfall throughout or barely east of the Big Bend area of Florida continues as this hurricane strengthens to main hurricane standing over the following 36 to 48 hours, if not sooner. For extra information concerning the Atlantic Hurricane Basin and extra particularly Ian, please take heed to my day by day podcast link discovered beneath.

Thanks for studying the Monday morning climate dialogue and weblog. 

Have a brilliant nice day!

Alan Crone

KOTV

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