Friday stays warm and the dryline moves a little east. This will bring the severe risk for the day mainly east of I-35. Saturday, the dryline drifts back west and opens up the door for another round of severe weather across the state. #okwx

Thursday's storm set up has many ingredients for severe storms with all hazards possible. The biggest factor is once again the 'cap'... need to break that to get storms, but if we do break it, we will have severe storms. Storms continue east Thursday night/Friday morning. #okwx

Low rain chances continue through tomorrow afternoon. Many of us cool into the 60s. Temps rebound Thursday, and severe storm chances return. NW OK has the best chance for storms Thursday afternoon. #okwx

Clouds increase tonight across the state. Scattered showers and storms are possible overnight through tomorrow morning. A very low threat for severe storms will be in place. Main concerns would be quarter size hail and 60 mph gusts, only in the strongest storms. #okwx

As the dryline advances east on Friday, the severe threat will move east with it. Saturday, the dryline should retreat back west, which will open the opportunity for more severe storms Saturday evening/night. #okwx

Wednesday afternoon looks a bit cooler with highs back in the 60s and 70s. 80s spring back Thursday ahead of afternoon/evening storm chances. Thursday has a low end severe threat if storms are able to form from Western OK to the east. #okwx

Tomorrow is a warmer afternoon, but a cold front enters the state. This front may produce a few showers during the afternoon and evening. Wednesday morning, rain chances increase. Wednesday's storms may produce small hail and gusty winds. #okwx

Chilly to cold overnight as clear skies & light winds allow temps to bottom out in the upper 30s to mid 40s. South winds & lots of sunshine tomorrow warm those temps up to near 70 for highs. Winds could gust to over 35 mph at times. Wetter days are ahead, cya at 10 with details.

4:30 pm Update: THUNDER UP OKC!!! A cool evening ahead with a light breeze, clear skies, & temps fall through the 50s. #okwx -- Justin

THUNDER UP SUNDAY FORECAST: It is starting chilly on this Sunday, but it should be nice this afternoon. More sunshine is on the way with a mild breeze. Pack a jacket for Thunder UP at the Park or if you are headed to the Playoff game tonight. Temps will drop into the 50s.

Some parts of the state received much-needed rain, but many didn't. While we see plenty of sunshine in the coming days changes are on the way. See you at 10 with all the details on wet & stormy look to the end of April. #okwx -- Justin

Dry air won out from the OKC metro north but up to 1' fell south. Clouds stick around for the most part overnight with a cool north breeze. Tomorrow we become sunny with light winds & 60s. Warmer wx & eventually wetter wx is ahead next week. Your latest forecast at 10. #okwx

LATEST RAIN FORECAST FOR SATURDAY: The data this morning is showing the rain still looking best south of i-40. North OK will see some sunshine and milder temperatures. Any rain chances will be slight north of I-40. Highs will top out in the 50s & 60s. Cooler with rain and clouds.

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The metro tomorrow is the dividing line between light rain and no rain. Norman sees a few showers and Edmond is dry. Heaviest rain will aoccur across southern Okla. SEVERE WEATHER RETURNS THE END OF NEXT WEEK. #okwx

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It will still be cool tomorrow with highs in the 50's for most. Sunday looks nicer as we make it back into the 60's with more sunshine.

We're still expecting some rain tomorrow but amounts are looking lighter and lighter, especially in the metro. The best chance for rain will occur in the morning with rain tapering off in the afternoon.