TULSA — Northeast Oklahoma will get some rapid relief from the recent heat wave, though it may be short-lived.
A cold front pushes into the area late Sunday night or early Monday, leading to a predicted high on Monday of only about 75 degrees - more than twenty degrees below Sunday’s high.
The front will likely trigger storms in the region, though so far the National Weather Service assesses the risk of severe weather as minimal.
Up to an inch of rain can be expected in areas, though amounts will vary depending on how the storms form, and how quickly they move through the area.
Lightning will be the main risk associated with this system, according to NWS, though some wind is likely and there’s always a chance a severe thunderstorm could form.
The KRMG Storm Center will track the system as it pushes into the metro, and keep listeners advised.
You can follow along using KRMG Nexrad Radar by visiting the KRMG Weather page on our website, or on the KRMG app.
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