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Tulsa, Oklahoma – The chill in the air feels sharper this morning, the kind that hints at the first true touch of winter. Streetlights flicker over damp pavement, and the north wind hums quietly through the trees — a signal that colder air is pressing in fast across Green Country.
The National Weather Service in Tulsa has issued a Freeze Watch for much of eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas, in effect from late tonight through early Sunday. Temperatures are expected to dip as low as 28°F in some rural valleys, with patchy frost developing by daybreak. Sensitive vegetation, garden beds, and exposed pipes could be damaged if left unprotected. Residents should cover tender plants, disconnect hoses, and wrap outdoor faucets before evening…