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Last Map Update: Sat, Nov 22, 2025 at 12:08:28 pm CST

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Fog Sat Night, Sun Morning

Heavy Rain Sunday Night

More Heavy Rain Monday

Marginal Risk Severe Monday

Forecast Summary

Tulsa Radar

Areas of fog are probable late Saturday night and into Sunday morning, with a medium to high chance of visibilities under a mile across much of eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas. Expect rapid changes in visibility over short distances that could impact travel. Use caution while driving. Reduce your speed and leave extra distance ahead of your vehicle.

Another storm system will bring additional excessive rainfall potential to eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas Sunday night and into Monday. Continue to monitor forecasts.

More heavy rain is on the way Sunday night and into Monday, as a storm system moves through the region. Up to a 25 percent chance of excessive rainfall exists Monday and Monday night mainly across areas south and east of I-44. Continue to monitor forecasts.

A Marginal risk of severe thunderstorms will exist from late morning into the afternoon hours on Monday. Continue to monitor the forecast and remain alert for possible warnings.

Near normal temperatures through early next week. Additional rain and thunderstorms are expected Sunday night into Monday. Cooler conditions expected mid to late next week.

Tulsa Radar (Inola, Ok - KINX)

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