NWS Tulsa

[1:40 PM 05/26/26] - Showers and storms continue to become more numerous across the area. Storms will produce brief heavy rain and lightning through this evening. #okwx #arwx

[12:30 PM 05/26/26] - Showers and storms are increasing in coverage. This will continue through the afternoon and evening. All areas have at least a chance of rain/thunder, but the highest probabilities will be east-central OK and northwest AR. #okwx #arwx

[12:15PM - 5/26/26] Rain chances will be elevated through the week, with the best chance of widespread showers and thunderstorms Wed-Fri. Severe weather is not expected, but areas of heavy rain and localized flooding may occur. #okwx #arwx

[5:18 AM 5/26/26] More widespread showers & also storm chances exist Wed thru Fri w/an area of low pressure moving over the region. A marginal risk for excessive rainfall that could lead to localized flooding is the main threat. Isolated severe potential also exists. #okwx #arwx

[5:08 AM 5/26/26] Shower & storm chances expand over E OK & NW AR today & remain possible tonight for SE OK w/a disturbance moving into the region. A heavy rain & localized flooding concern is the main threat this afternoon to early evening. Gusty winds also possible. #okwx #arwx

[235pm 5/25] Isolated t-storms have formed, and will continue to affect portions of sern/east central OK, and west central AR into this evening. Lightning is the primary threat. If you can hear thunder, you are at risk to be struck by lightning. Respect the lightning! #okwx #arwx

[12:00 PM 5/25/26]: Multiple rounds of rainfall are expected this week beginning Tuesday. Locally heavy rainfall may occur through Thursday. Some areas will see several inches of rain. #okwx #arwx

[5:15 AM 5/25/26] Patchy dense fog will continue through mid morning especially in valleys & near large lakes. Isolated showers & storms Monday w/ chances increasing Tuesday & Wednesday. Heavy rains and localized flooding possible daily through mid week.

[1:46P - 5/24/26] Fog is expected to develop across portions of eastern OK and northwest AR, especially in the valleys, after midnight tonight and persist into Monday morning. Some of this fog may be dense in spots.

[5:40 AM 5/24/26] Areas of dense fog will persist through mid morning w/ visibilities below one half mile at times. Dry weather and partly cloudy skies will be a welcome return this afternoon. Wet weather pattern returns much of the upcoming work week.

[9:15 PM - 5/23/26] Flash flooding is ongoing across parts of NW AR late this evening due to slow moving, heavy rain. Locally heavy rainfall & additional flash flooding remains possible for the next several hours, but decreases in coverage & intensity overnight. #arwx

Flash Flood Warning including Osage AR and Kingston AR until 11:45 PM CDT

#WPC_MD 0222 affecting Ozarks, #arwx #mowx, wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/metwatch/metwa…

Flash Flood Warning including Winslow AR, Brentwood AR and Durham AR until 11:15 PM CDT

[7:32 PM 5/23/26] Slow moving heavy rain continues across far NW AR this evening, which could create localized flooding conditions! #arwx

A special weather statement has been issued for Madison County, AR until 6:45 PM CDT

[5:23 PM - 5/23/26] Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms will continue into the evening hours across E OK & NW AR. The stronger showers/storms may produce locally heavy rainfall, small hail, and gusty winds. Precip moves east and exits the area tonight. #okwx #arwx

A special weather statement has been issued for Choctaw County, OK until 5:45 PM CDT

[3:36 PM 5/23/26] Heavy rainfall across Carroll county this afternoon could create localized flooding conditions. #arwx

2:30P - A low pressure area is spinning over NE #OK this afternoon. Instability is higher farther to the north and east away from the low. Storm chances will be greatest closer to the KS and MO borders. Instability is high enough to yield a limited severe hail/wind threat. #arwx