Sunday: short-term forecast from National Weather Service, Norman
REGIONAL WEATHER DISCUSSION…
AT 1030 AM…AN UPPER LEVEL LOW CENTERED OVER NORTHERN LOUISIANA WAS
MOVING SLOWLY EAST. SOME LOW CLOUDINESS WAS PRESENT AS FAR WEST AS
KINGFISHER AND LINDSAY…WHILE THE SKY OVER THE REST OF OKLAHOMA AND
NORTH TEXAS WAS CLEAR. SCATTERED LIGHT SNOW WAS FALLING OVER AREAS
EAST OF A LINE FROM SHAWNEE…TO SULPHUR…TO ARDMORE.
THROUGH THIS MORNING…LIGHT SNOW WILL PERSIST ACROSS PORTIONS OF
EAST CENTRAL AND SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA…WITH VERY LITTLE
ACCUMULATION EXPECTED. DUE TO TEMPERATURES NEAR OR ABOVE FREEZING…
THE SNOW WILL HAVE MINIMAL IMPACT ON TRAVEL AS ROADS SHOULD BE
MOSTLY WET.
A FEW PATCHES OF ICE MAY REMAIN ON SOME ROADS IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN
OKLAHOMA UNTIL NOON…BUT ICE WILL MELT QUICKLY AS TEMPERATURES WARM
THIS MORNING. WINDS WILL BE FROM THE NORTH AT 20 TO 25 MPH…WITH
SOME GUSTS TO AROUND 35 MPH.
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