We'll likely only see a few isolated showers and storms this afternoon into the evening. Most of the storm activity we are waiting for will be coming through late tonight through the morning tomorrow morning. Once these storms move out of the area, we'll stay relatively dry through the weekend, but storms are possible Sunday night and into next week.

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with storms coming in late, likely well after midnight for a lot of us. Lows will be around 68 with winds from the southeast at 5 to 10 mph. Since we do anticipate a bowing segment, or a few lines of storms, our main threat late will be strong winds of 60 to 80 mph. Hail up to golf ball size is possible and the tornado threat is very low, but this will be mainly a wind threat. We do anticipate an overall weakening of these storms as they come out of the Panhandles. By later in the morning tomorrow, these storms will be more into southeast Oklahoma where they will intensify again. These would be expected to be primarily out of our area.

SATURDAY: We'll watch these storms pass through the area during the morning with partly cloudy skies expected the rest of the day. While we could see a few isolated storms in the afternoon and evening, most of Saturday's storms will be in the morning. If any storms form in Oklahoma after the morning, they will likely be closer to the Red River. Highs will be around 90 with winds from the south at 5 to 15 mph.

SUNDAY: Mostly sunny skies and a high around 88. A few isolated storms could pop-up by the overnight hours Sunday night, but most of us will be dry.

We will continue to have the low-end chance for storms for the first half of next week, but temperatures will be a little cooler in the low 80s thanks to a passing cold front Sunday night. We do anticipate the 90s to return by the end of the week.

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