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AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION...UPDATED
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORMAN OK
633 AM CDT MON JUN 22 2026
..NEW AVIATION
KEY MESSAGES
UPDATED AT 627 AM CDT MON JUN 22 2026
- SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS PRODUCING HEAVY LOCAL RAINFALL, DAMAGING
WIND GUSTS AND LARGE HAIL POSSIBLE TONIGHT ASSOCIATED WITH A
COLD FRONT PASSAGE
- AN UNSETTLED PATTERN WITH MULTIPLE ROUNDS OF RAIN/STORMS ARE
EXPECTED THROUGH THIS UPCOMING WEEK; SEVERE STORMS AND HEAVY
RAINFALL ARE POSSIBLE ESPECIALLY LATE TUESDAY
- BELOW NORMAL TEMPERATURES BUT MUGGY CONDITIONS ARE FORECAST
THIS WEEK BECOMING HOTTER THIS WEEKEND.
NEAR TERM
(REST OF TONIGHT THROUGH MONDAY)
ISSUED AT 1045 PM CDT SUN JUN 21 2026
STRONG TO SEVERE STORMS EXPECTED OVERNIGHT AS A COLD FRONT COMING
DOWN FROM THE CENTRAL PLAINS WILL BE PUSHING THROUGH ENHANCED BY A
SHORTWAVE DISTURBANCE IN THE MID-LEVEL. WITH MODERATE TO STRONG
INSTABILITY AND STRONG 40-45 KT DEEP-LAYER SHEAR WILL BE SUFFICIENT
FOR ORGANIZED SEVERE STORMS PRODUCING UP TO 2-IN DIAMETER HAIL
AND/OR DAMAGING WIND DOWNBURSTS AS WELL AS LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALL.
EXPECTING THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY AND STORMS TO REACH THE OKC METRO
AROUND 2-3 AM AND PERHAPS THE RED RIVER BY 5 AM. BEHIND THE SURFACE
BOUNDARY A SECOND MID-LEVEL SHORTWAVE MAY BE FOLLOWING PRODUCING A
SECOND ROUND OF STORMS DURING THE LATTER HALF OF THE MORNING
ALTHOUGH WEAKENED INSTABILITY SHOULD KEEP THEM SUB-SEVERE. WILL KEEP
STORM POPS IN THE FORECAST FOR MONDAY AFTERNOON DUE TO ANOTHER
POTENTIAL MID-LEVEL SHORTWAVE COMING DOWN FROM THE NORTHWEST ASCENT
FROM THE COLD FRONT BOUNDARY WHICH MAY STALL OUT ALONG THE RED
RIVER. CAN'T COMPLETELY RULE OUT A POTENTIAL HEAT ADVISORY FOR OUR
TEXAS COUNTIES FOR MONDAY AFTERNOON SHOULD THE COLD FRONT STALL
ALONG THE RED RIVER. MUCH WILL DEPEND ON WHERE THE SURFACE BOUNDARY
STALLS OUT BY MONDAY AFTERNOON SO THE CALL FOR A HEAT ADVISORY WILL
NEED TO BE MADE CLOSER IN TIME.
SHORT TERM
(MONDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY NIGHT)
ISSUED AT 1045 PM CDT SUN JUN 21 2026
SURFACE-BASED MOISTURE TRANSPORT WILL INCREASE IN THE SHORT TERM
WITH THE DRYLINE STAYING FAR WEST OF OUR FORECAST AREA AND OUR COLD
FRONT BOUNDARY STALLED OUT NEAR THE RED RIVER EARLY IN THE WEEK. AS
A RESULT INSTABILITY WILL BE INCREASING TO MODERATE INTENSITY LATE
IN THE DAY FROM DIURNAL HEATING. MEANWHILE AN UPPER HIGH WILL BE
CLOSING OVER THE U.S. SOUTHWEST THROUGH ADJACENT OLD MEXICO WHICH
WILL BE BUILDING A RIDGE OVER THE SOUTHERN PLAINS. WITH THE STALLED
SURFACE BOUNDARY ACROSS OUR SOUTH AND EMBEDDED MID-LEVEL SHORTWAVE
ROUNDING THE RIDGING ACROSS OUR WEST AND AMPLE SURFACE MOISTURE IN
PLACE WILL MAINTAIN STORM CHANCES EVERY DAY IN THE SHORT TERM. A
SURFACE LOW LEE OF THE COLORADO ROCKIES WILL BE PUSHING A COLD FRONT
ACROSS THE CENTRAL HIGH PLAINS LATE TUESDAY WHERE SEVERE WEATHER
COULD INITIATE AND A FEW OF THESE STORMS PRODUCING LARGE HAIL &
DAMAGING WIND GUSTS COULD TRACK INTO NORTHWEST OKLAHOMA WHERE A
SEVERE RISK IS IN PLACE. BY WEDNESDAY THE SURFACE FRONT STALLED OUT
NEAR THE RED RIVER MAY START LIFTING AS A WARM FRONT WITH WARM
ADVECTION COUPLED WITH MID-LEVEL DISTURBANCES MAY INITIATE STORM
ACTIVITY. ALTHOUGH TEMPERATURES MAY BE NEAR TO SLIGHTLY BELOW
AVERAGE, THE PERSISTING SURFACE MOISTURE (UPPER 60S TO LOWER 70S DEW
POINTS) WILL STILL MAKE OUR AFTERNOON FEEL QUITE HOT & MUGGY BUT
SHOULD STAY BELOW HEAT ADVISORY CRITERIA THROUGH WEEK.
SHORT TERM
(MONDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY NIGHT)
ISSUED AT 1045 PM CDT SUN JUN 21 2026
SURFACE-BASED MOISTURE TRANSPORT WILL INCREASE IN THE SHORT TERM
WITH THE DRYLINE STAYING FAR WEST OF OUR FORECAST AREA AND OUR COLD
FRONT BOUNDARY STALLED OUT NEAR THE RED RIVER EARLY IN THE WEEK. AS
A RESULT INSTABILITY WILL BE INCREASING TO MODERATE INTENSITY LATE
IN THE DAY FROM DIURNAL HEATING. MEANWHILE AN UPPER HIGH WILL BE
CLOSING OVER THE U.S. SOUTHWEST THROUGH ADJACENT OLD MEXICO WHICH
WILL BE BUILDING A RIDGE OVER THE SOUTHERN PLAINS. WITH THE STALLED
SURFACE BOUNDARY ACROSS OUR SOUTH AND EMBEDDED MID-LEVEL SHORTWAVE
ROUNDING THE RIDGING ACROSS OUR WEST AND AMPLE SURFACE MOISTURE IN
PLACE WILL MAINTAIN STORM CHANCES EVERY DAY IN THE SHORT TERM. A
SURFACE LOW LEE OF THE COLORADO ROCKIES WILL BE PUSHING A COLD FRONT
ACROSS THE CENTRAL HIGH PLAINS LATE TUESDAY WHERE SEVERE WEATHER
COULD INITIATE AND A FEW OF THESE STORMS PRODUCING LARGE HAIL &
DAMAGING WIND GUSTS COULD TRACK INTO NORTHWEST OKLAHOMA WHERE A
SEVERE RISK IS IN PLACE. BY WEDNESDAY THE SURFACE FRONT STALLED OUT
NEAR THE RED RIVER MAY START LIFTING AS A WARM FRONT WITH WARM
ADVECTION COUPLED WITH MID-LEVEL DISTURBANCES MAY INITIATE STORM
ACTIVITY. ALTHOUGH TEMPERATURES MAY BE NEAR TO SLIGHTLY BELOW
AVERAGE, THE PERSISTING SURFACE MOISTURE (UPPER 60S TO LOWER 70S DEW
POINTS) WILL STILL MAKE OUR AFTERNOON FEEL QUITE HOT & MUGGY BUT
SHOULD STAY BELOW HEAT ADVISORY CRITERIA THROUGH WEEK.
LONG TERM
(WEDNESDAY THROUGH NEXT SUNDAY)
ISSUED AT 1045 PM CDT SUN JUN 21 2026
OUR UPPER PATTERN WILL NOT BE CHANGING MUCH IN THE LONG TERM WITH
EMBEDDED SHORTWAVES COMING THROUGH THE RIDGING. AT THE SURFACE OUR
WARM FRONT MAY BE STALLING OUT SOMEWHERE NEAR TO NORTH OF I-40
EVENTUALLY LIFTING INTO THE CENTRAL PLAINS BY THE END OF THE WEEK
WITH STRONG SOUTHERLY WINDS COMING UP INTO THE WEEKEND. STORM POPS
WILL BE SHIFTING HIGHER ACROSS NORTHERN OKLAHOMA LATE IN THE WEEK
NEAR THE SURFACE BOUNDARY WITH THE START OF A DRY PATTERN THIS
WEEKEND ALONG WITH HOTTER TEMPERATURES RETURNING WITH TRIPLE DIGIT
HIGHS PERHAPS WEST OF THE I-35 CORRIDOR. OVERALL THIS WEEKEND IS
TRENDING HOTTER & MUGGY AND DRY.
AVIATION
(12Z TAFS)
ISSUED AT 627 AM CDT MON JUN 22 2026
SQUALL LINE HAS ALMOST ENTIRELY CLEARED THE AREA. A SECOND LINE OF
STORMS EXTENDS ACROSS SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA AND WILL MOVE SOUTHEAST
OVER THE NEXT COUPLE HOURS. LIGHTNING IS THE MAIN CONCERN WITH IT. AFTER
THAT, STRATUS WILL BEGIN TO ENTRENCH ITSELF ACROSS PARTS OF THE
AREA FOR THE REST OF THE MORNING AND INTO AFTERNOON. DO EXPECT AT
LEAST SOME DIURNAL CEILING IMPROVEMENT FOR MUCH OF THE AREA.
ANOTHER ROUND OF STORMS IS POSSIBLE LATE TONIGHT.
MEISTER
PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS
OKLAHOMA CITY OK 83 69 88 73 / 50 60 40 40
HOBART OK 89 69 93 73 / 40 50 20 20
WICHITA FALLS TX 94 73 96 76 / 40 50 20 10
GAGE OK 84 66 91 69 / 30 30 30 60
PONCA CITY OK 80 66 84 71 / 10 30 50 80
DURANT OK 91 75 91 77 / 60 70 40 10
OUN WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
OK...NONE.
TX...NONE.
NEAR TERM...68
SHORT TERM...68
LONG TERM....68
AVIATION...04
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