Rain/Snow Forecast Update

I’m q 05. Meteorologist Michael Armstrong along with your up to date first alert video forecast and in your saturday temperatures gonna be turning colder in northwestern components of Oklahoma. Rain altering over to snow as nicely. Still some fifties although throughout central and southern components of the state, in order that’ll hold most areas liquid right here throughout central Southern and even good a part of japanese Oklahoma. But the place that purple is there? Across Northern Oklahoma may see that rain snow combine now, how a lot precipitation we’re speaking about? Not *** lot by way of the snow quantities solely *** half an inch to possibly one or two areas getting an inch of snow. But for probably the most half, this isn’t gonna be *** an impactful snow simply because the bottom temperatures are fairly heat, probably not chilly sufficient to see *** lot of that snow turning into ice or something like that and inflicting huge issues. If you might be touring into Kansas want to pay attention to that, they do have some great mornings up additional to the north. Now on Tuesday we do have *** colder system, though the quantity of chilly air nonetheless in query. So on Tuesday we’ve got that 80% probability of rain snow combine throughout *** good a part of the state. Southeastern Oklahoma may see all rain and much northwestern Oklahoma could be the one place that might see simply all snow with this subsequent system, so far as quantities go proper now, 1 to 4 inches right here throughout northwestern components of central and northern Oklahoma. And if it had been to be colder subsequent week, the higher degree monitor of the storm may deliver a few of these larger quantities additional to the east and into central Oklahoma will definitely control that as we go into the center a part of subsequent week, however we’re maintaining our eye on Tuesday.

Rain/Snow Forecast Update

Updated: 6:44 PM CST Jan 20, 2023

KOCO Meteorologist Michael Armstrong says to count on lows tonight within the 30s and highs on Saturday within the 50s with a rain/snow combine. No journey impacts are anticipated in Oklahoma this weekend, however we are going to monitor for that potential for subsequent storm coming in on Tuesday.

KOCO Meteorologist Michael Armstrong says to count on lows tonight within the 30s and highs on Saturday within the 50s with a rain/snow combine. No journey impacts are anticipated in Oklahoma this weekend, however we are going to monitor for that potential for subsequent storm coming in on Tuesday.