US National Weather Service Tulsa Oklahoma

10/27/2026

Light rain showers will remain possible through this morning across E OK and NW AR. Precipitation chances decrease by late morning, though a few sprinkles will remain possible this afternoon. Rainfall amounts will remain light.

10/26/2026

The warm weather will continue for a while longer, but we are seeing some changes by late this week as the pattern becomes more unsettled. Details here:

Weather briefing for the upcoming week, recorded Monday, October 26...

10/26/2026

The next chances for rain arrive Tuesday mainly across portions of E OK as an upper wave lifts northeast from west TX. Rainfall amounts should remain light and thunderstorms are not expected.

10/26/2026

The weather pattern by the weekend favors higher precipitation chances. Looking specifically at Halloween, odds are about 50-50 for wet weather during the evening festivities. Isolated thunderstorms would also be possible during this time, and could impact outdoor activities. Monitor forecast updates this week.

10/25/2026

The weather pattern by next weekend favors higher precipitation chances. Looking specifically at Halloween, odds are about 50-50 for wet weather during the evening festivities. Isolated thunderstorms would also be possible during this time.

10/24/2026

[2:30 PM 10/24/26] - Mostly quiet weather this week as well above normal temperatures continue. A few showers may occur Tuesday with a better chance of rain next weekend.

10/24/2026

The latest Climate Prediction Center outlook from Halloween into early November continues to highlight wetter-than-normal conditions across eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas. Odds also favor above-normal temperatures, continuing the warmer-than-average trend the region has experienced since last January.

10/23/2026

Low impact weather, with warm and dry conditions, is expected to prevail across eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas through the weekend.

10/23/2026

Drought conditions from abnormally dry (yellow area) to exceptional drought (dark red area) exists over parts of eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas. Latest forecast continues the chance for above normal temperatures with a lean toward above normal precipitation potential near the end of October into early November.