OrangeRoses's WunderBlog

Mostly sunny. Daytime Highs in the mid to lower 80's.

Mostly clear. Overnight Lows in the mid to lower 50's.

well finally there is something to talk about other than hot and
humid conditions. After one more hot and humid day Friday...things
start to change in the weather. A short wave moving across the Great
Lakes Friday may bring isolated to scattered showers and
thunderstorms to southeast OK and southwest Arkansas on Friday. A weak
cold front will move into the County Warning Area Friday night...and then
dissipate. However...it will provide enough lift for scattered
showers and thunderstorms over southeast OK and southwest
Arkansas...with isolated convection to the south of that area. Scattered
showers and thunderstorms will continue into Saturday over the
entire County Warning Area as a strong trough deepens over the plains and Midwest
states.

A fairly strong cold front will move through the County Warning Area late
Saturday night and during the day Sunday...bringing a temporary
end to the hot and humid weather we have experienced in August and
September. Chance category probability of precipitation will be areawide Saturday and
Saturday night as the front approaches and moves through the four
state area. Not really expecting severe weather with this system
since the main short wave will move north to northeast of the four
state region. Rainfall amounts probably won't be too heavy...but
any rainfall is welcome. Things will start to dry out from west to
east Sunday night and Monday...with cooler temperatures.

Temperatures will be in the 90s both Friday and Saturday for
highs...then cool back into the 80s for Sunday through about
Tuesday...and then we may see highs creep back up into the lower
90s by the middle of next week. But it will be much drier
air...with the dew points for Sunday through Thursday in the 50s
or 60s. So it will feel much better next week than this long hot Summer did.