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Widespread Thunderstorms and Showers in the Southeast and Northwest

Widespread showers and thunderstorms may produce isolate instances of flash flooding across the Ozarks and Southeast through Friday. Scattered severe storms and heavy rain is expected across the Northwest U.S.. Gusty winds and low relative humidity will contribute to elevated fire weather over a portion of the northern Plains with a secondary threat in the Great Basin. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Thu, May 28, 2026 at 3:12:32 am CDT

A marginal risk for severe weather is outlooked Friday afternoon and evening across portions of eastern Oklahoma. Locally damaging winds are the main threat, with a secondary threat of hail.
Rain showers along with scattered thunderstorm chances expand across eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas today and tonight with the greater potential during the afternoon and evening hours. A heavy rain threat which could lead to localized flooding concerns is the main threat, though an isolated severe potential exists for strong winds. Additional showers and storms will continue Thursday.
Locally heavy rainfall will be possible daily this week, with additional rain chances over the weekend. Be aware of potential for flooding.
Radar loop from KINX (Tulsa, OK) Radar
Rain and scattered thunderstorm chances overspread the region Wednesday into Wednesday night. Near daily thunderstorm chances are forecast Thursday into early next week. Temperatures remain near to slightly below late May normals.
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