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Last Map Update: Sat, Nov 15, 2025 at 7:32:46 pm CST

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Near Record Highs Sat

Flooding Potential Increases Wed.

Forecast Summary

Extended Outlook

Unseasonably warm and breezy conditions are forecast Saturday across eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas. Near record high temperatures are possible. The warm temperatures, breezy winds, and low relative humidity values create limited to locally elevated fire weather conditions Saturday afternoon.

Showers and storms will increase in coverage across the region Wednesday with heavy rainfall totals developing. Additional heavy rains are expected Thursday through Thursday night which will further increase the flooding potential.

Much warmer conditions continue with near record high temperatures possible for some areas Monday and Tuesday. Rain and thunderstorm chances return Monday and increase through late next week. A heavy rain threat exists Wednesday and Thursday.

Above average temperatures and above average precipitation is favored next week for eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas.

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