NWS Forecast Office Tulsa, OK

An arctic cold front will push through the region late Friday night into Saturday morning, ushering in a very cold air mass. The precipitation will transition Saturday morning from rain to a wintry mix to quickly snow as colder air filters into the area behind the arctic front. Travel impacts will be possible with the potential for accumulating snow greatest along and north of I-40. A north wind will gust at 30 to 35 mph behind the front. In addition to the potential travel impact from accumulating snow, dangerous wind chills are likely Saturday night into Sunday morning. Wind chills in the single digits are expected as temperatures drop into the teens across much of the area with north winds around 10 mph.