Tulsa, OK – Spring weather is bringing warmer temperatures and sunny skies to Oklahoma this week, but gusty winds and dry conditions could increase fire danger. Residents in Tulsa and surrounding areas should prepare for mild days with highs reaching the mid-70s, followed by a heightened risk of wildfires due to strong winds and low humidity.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday will see mostly sunny skies with a high near 63°F, gradually warming to 75°F on Monday and 76°F on Tuesday. South winds will increase by midweek, reaching speeds of 15 to 30 mph. By Thursday and Friday, the combination of warm temperatures, dry air, and breezy conditions will create an elevated fire risk across eastern Oklahoma.
A slight chance of showers is forecast for Friday, but rainfall is expected to be minimal. Thunderstorms could develop midweek, but confidence in significant precipitation remains low. The fire danger will be highest in areas south of Interstate 40, where humidity levels will drop significantly…