Tulsa Weather: Isolated rain & thunder continue Sunday, daily rain chances this week

What To Expect Monday

Monday continues to be seasonably hot and humid with highs near 90, but feeling more like the upper 90's. We will see mostly sunny skies with a chance for an isolated afternoon pop up storm. Winds will be light out of the south.

Storm Chances This Week?

We continue with slight storm chances through mid week. The highest chance looks to be Tuesday, before we dry out a bit and heat up for the second half of the week.

Hotter Weather Ahead This Week

Temperatures this week will warm up slightly by the latter half, with highs in the mid 90s. Heat index values will ramp up yet again nearing 100+ degrees.

Recreational Impacts

Area lake levels remain elevated, which could impact some recreational areas this weekend. Many lakes also have floating debris. Use extra caution on the water. Levels are slowly dropping, but will remain high for the upcoming week.

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