Tulsa, Oklahoma – Severe storms with large hail could hit parts of eastern Oklahoma, including Tulsa, by Saturday afternoon—just as weekend travel ramps up.
According to the National Weather Service in Tulsa, scattered thunderstorms are expected to develop by mid to late Saturday across far eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas. Large hail remains the primary concern, but all severe weather hazards—damaging winds and isolated flooding—are possible through Tuesday.
Storms are expected to develop along a frontal boundary moving through the region. Timing matters: the greatest threat arrives Sunday evening and continues into Monday and Tuesday, bringing high wind potential and localized flash flooding. Residents near I-44 and I-40 should use caution during peak travel hours…