OKLAHOMA — A dynamic storm system is set to bring widespread rain and thunderstorms across the state Friday night into Saturday, with the greatest severe weather threat focused over southeast Oklahoma.
Forecasters indicate that while much of the state will see rainfall and thunderstorms, storm intensity will vary significantly by region.
Heavy Rain and Statewide Storm Coverage Friday Night Into Saturday
Showers and thunderstorms are expected to expand across Oklahoma beginning Friday evening, continuing through Saturday afternoon and evening. Far western Oklahoma may see initial storm development Friday, with activity gradually spreading eastward overnight.
Rainfall coverage will be widespread, and multiple rounds of storms are possible. This setup suggests periods of heavy rain, lightning, and gusty winds across a large portion of the state.
Southeast Oklahoma Faces the Strongest Severe Threat
The most concerning weather is projected for southeast Oklahoma, including areas near McAlester, Ada, Ardmore, and toward Idabel and the Arkansas border…