Short-term forecast from National Weather Service, Norman, wind speeds expected today 20-25 mph, gusts near 40 mph
REGIONAL WEATHER DISCUSSION…
THROUGH NOON…RAIN SHOWERS POSSIBLY PRODUCING ISOLATED LIGHTNING
STRIKES WILL AFFECT PORTIONS OF OKLAHOMA EAST OF INTERSTATE 35. AT
1030 AM…A COLD FRONT STRETCHED FROM SEMINOLE…TO PAULS VALLEY…
TO NEAR MARIETTA. THE GREATEST COVERAGE OF SHOWERS WILL BE ALONG AND
SLIGHTLY BEHIND THE FRONT NORTH OF PAULS VALLEY. LIGHT RAIN WILL BE
LIKELY…AND BRIEF HEAVY RAIN MAY OCCUR AS WELL. THOUGH FORCING IS
WEAK…ISOLATED LIGHT SHOWERS MAY OCCUR AHEAD OF THE FRONT.
MEANWHILE…THE WIND HAS BECOME STRONG AND GUSTY OUT OF THE
SOUTHWEST IN PORTIONS OF WESTERN OKLAHOMA AND WESTERN NORTH TEXAS.
THESE WINDS WILL DEVELOP FURTHER EAST WITH TIME…SUCH THAT WINDS
ARE EXPECTED TO BLOW FROM A SOUTHERLY THROUGH A WESTERLY DIRECTION
ACROSS OKLAHOMA AND NORTH TEXAS BY AROUND NOON. WIND SPEEDS FROM 20
TO 25 MPH ARE EXPECTED…WITH A FEW GUSTS NEARING 40 MPH.
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