Quapaw Nation Emergency Management

06/01/2026

🌤️ QUAPAW NATION WEATHER BRIEF
📅 Monday, June 1, 2026

Today's Weather Overview

Hot and humid conditions will continue across the Quapaw Nation today. Afternoon temperatures climbing into the lower 90s combined with high humidity will push heat index values near or above 100°F in some locations.

While most of the day will remain dry, a few isolated showers or thunderstorms may develop late this afternoon and evening, especially across northeastern Oklahoma. Any storm that develops could produce brief heavy rainfall and gusty winds.

⚠️ Main Concern Today
🌡️ Heat Index Values: 100°–105°
💧 Stay hydrated and limit strenuous outdoor activities during the afternoon hours.

Looking Ahead

⛈️ Monday Night into Tuesday
Storm chances increase as a weak boundary moves into the area. A few stronger storms may be capable of producing damaging wind gusts, especially overnight Monday into early Tuesday.

🌤️ Wednesday
A weak cold front brings cooler temperatures and lower humidity, providing a brief break from the heat.

⛈️ Late Week into Next Weekend
Daily chances for showers and thunderstorms return as a more unsettled weather pattern develops across the region.

Quapaw Nation Emergency Management will continue monitoring conditions and provide updates as needed.

05/29/2026

05/28/2026

🌧️ QUAPAW NATION WEATHER UPDATE – THURSDAY, MAY 28 🌧️

⛈️ Multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms are expected again today across northeast Oklahoma and the Quapaw Nation area. Heavy rainfall remains the primary concern, with localized flooding and isolated flash flooding possible.

⚠️ TODAY’S MAIN HAZARDS:
• Heavy rainfall
• Minor flooding of low-lying areas
• Isolated flash flooding
• Ponding of water on roads
• Very low severe weather risk

🌪️ While organized severe storms are not expected, forecasters cannot completely rule out a brief funnel cloud or isolated landspout tornado near stronger storms this afternoon.

🌧️ Rainfall totals for most areas will generally range from 0.25" to 0.75", but isolated locations could receive 2–4"+ where storms repeatedly move over the same areas.

🌡️ Temperatures today will remain cooler than normal, with highs mainly in the upper 70s to near 80°.

📅 LOOKING AHEAD:
• Daily rain and storm chances continue through the weekend and into early next week.
• Heavy rainfall and isolated flooding remain the primary concerns.
• A few stronger storms with hail and gusty winds may become possible Friday afternoon/evening.

🚗 Use caution while traveling today. Never drive through flooded roadways.

Stay weather aware and monitor for updates from Quapaw Nation Emergency Management and the National Weather Service Tulsa.

05/27/2026

🌧️ QUAPAW NATION WEATHER UPDATE 🌧️
Wednesday, May 27, 2026

Periods of showers and thunderstorms are expected across the Quapaw Nation area today and continuing through the end of the week.

⛈️ WHAT TO EXPECT TODAY:
• Rain and storm chances increase through the afternoon and evening
• Severe weather is NOT expected
• Heavy rainfall and localized flash flooding are the primary concerns
• Storms may linger into tonight

🌧️ FLOODING CONCERNS:
Very moist air and slow-moving storms could lead to repeated heavy downpours. Some locations may receive several inches of rain over the next few days.

⚠️ IMPACTS POSSIBLE:
• Water covering low-water crossings and rural roads
• Ponding on highways and streets
• Minor flooding in poor drainage areas
• Isolated flash flooding where storms repeatedly track

🌡️ TEMPERATURES:
Highs today will generally remain in the upper 70s to low 80s with cloudy and humid conditions continuing through the week.

📅 EXTENDED OUTLOOK:
Daily rain and thunderstorm chances remain in the forecast through the weekend and likely into early next week. Severe weather chances stay low, but flooding concerns will continue.

🚨 Remember:
• Never drive through flooded roadways
• Keep weather alerts enabled on your phone
• Monitor local forecasts for any Flood Watches or Warnings

Stay weather aware and follow Quapaw Nation Emergency Management for updates.

05/21/2026

🌧️ QUAPAW NATION WEATHER UPDATE 🌧️
Heavy Rain & Flooding Concerns Continue Into Friday

Rain and thunderstorm chances will increase across northeast Oklahoma today and continue through Friday, with additional daily rain chances expected into early next week.

⚠️ Main Concern:
Heavy rainfall and localized flooding — NOT severe weather.

🌧️ What to Expect Today
• Widespread showers and thunderstorms developing through the morning and afternoon
• Rain becoming steady at times with locally heavy downpours
• Most locations could receive 0.5 to 2 inches of rainfall, with isolated higher amounts possible
• Localized flash flooding and rises on creeks/rivers may develop where heavier rain repeatedly occurs

🌡️ Temperatures
• Much cooler than normal today
• Afternoon highs only in the mid 60s to mid 70s

📅 Looking Ahead
• Rain gradually decreases Friday afternoon
• Additional rounds of showers and storms possible Saturday through early next week
• Severe weather remains unlikely, but repeated rainfall may increase flooding concerns over time

🚗 Use caution on flooded roadways and never drive through water-covered roads.

Stay weather aware and monitor updates from Quapaw Nation Emergency Management and the National Weather Service.

05/15/2026

Quiet weather will continue across the Quapaw Nation area through much of the weekend, but a few isolated showers and thunderstorms remain possible each day from Friday through Sunday. Most storms are expected to stay below severe limits, although a limited severe weather risk could develop Sunday afternoon and evening if stronger storms form along the dryline.

Looking ahead, confidence is increasing that a much more active weather pattern will develop early next week. Monday into Tuesday currently appears to have the greatest potential for severe weather across eastern Oklahoma and surrounding areas as richer Gulf moisture, warmer temperatures, and a stronger storm system move into the region. Large hail, damaging winds, heavy rainfall, and isolated tornadoes may all become possible depending on how the system evolves.

For today, scattered high-based showers and isolated thunderstorms may develop during the morning and afternoon hours, mainly across northeast Oklahoma. Severe weather chances today remain very low, though brief gusty winds cannot be ruled out with any stronger storm.

Residents are encouraged to remain weather aware this weekend and especially heading into Monday and Tuesday as forecast details continue to evolve. Now is a good time to review severe weather plans, ensure weather alerts are enabled, and monitor forecast updates from Quapaw Nation Emergency Management and the National Weather Service.