NWS Forecast Office Tulsa, OK

Areas of fog, some of which is locally dense, are expected to persist from southeast Oklahoma northeastward into northwest Arkansas through mid morning. A medium to locally, high, chance for visibilities under a half mile exists, with potential for rapid changes in visibility over short distances. Use caution driving this morning and allow extra time to arrive at your destination.

Scattered thunderstorms are expected Friday into Friday night, with the potential for isolated severe storms, especially across parts of eastern Oklahoma.

A storm system early in the next work week will bring potential for multiple rounds of strong to severe storms to the region along a slow-moving cold front. Monday currently features the greatest threat, although concern extends into Tuesday also. Large hail, damaging winds and heavy rain are the favored threats for now. Continue to monitor forecasts and make sure your severe weather communications and sheltering plans are ready to go.

Tulsa Radar (Inola, Ok - KINX)