Sunday: Short-term forecast from National Weather Service, Norman
From National Weather Service, Norman:
.REGIONAL WEATHER DISCUSSION…
JUST BEFORE 6 PM A BROAD AND STRONG LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM WAS CENTERED NEAR LITTLE ROCK
ARKANSAS…MOVING EAST. THROUGH 7 PM…THE CIRCULATION AROUND THE
LOW WILL CONTINUE TO PROMOTE BREEZY WINDS…GUSTING TO NEAR 30 MPH
IN MUCH OF CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA AND WESTERN NORTH TEXAS.
AS THE STORM PULLS FARTHER AWAY FROM THE SOUTHERN PLAINS…WINDS
WILL DECREASE…AND AS THE AIR BECOMES MORE STABLE AROUND
SUNSET…WINDS WILL BECOME LESS GUSTY. EVENTUALLY…WINDS WILL
SETTLE DOWN INTO THE 10 TO 15 MPH RANGE BY LATE EVENING.
SKIES WILL ALSO CLEAR FROM WEST TO EAST. THE BACK EDGE OF CLOUD
COVER EXTENDED FROM STILLWATER TO OKLAHOMA CITY…DUNCAN…AND
HENRIETTA TEXAS. BY 9 PM…THE CLEARING LINE WILL MOVE TO NEAR
SHAWNEE AND ARDMORE. TEMPERATURES IN THE CLOUDY AREAS WILL REMAIN IN
THE 30S AND LOW 40S THROUGH THE EVENING. MEANWHILE…FARTHER
WEST…TEMPERATURES THAT HAD PEAKED IN THE MIDDLE 50S THIS
AFTERNOON…WILL FALL QUICKLY INTO THE LOWER 40S BY MID TO LATE
EVENING.
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