Your Forecast
2009-11-21 01:21:22 Thus far...the most notable event stemming from the eastward movement of a trough across the southern plains has been a heavy shower with a couple of lightning strikes in Atoka county early this morning. Otherwise...the rain has stayed to the south and east of our area. Moist air slowly wrapping around the weak trough should keep clouds across all but maybe far western portions of the area overnight. This will have the effect of keeping overnight temperatures relatively warm...as well as preventing fog development despite light winds. Though fog has been left out of the forecast for now...anywhere breaking out of the low clouds could be susceptible to fog for a while Saturday morning. Very few changes to the forecast were made beyond these. One major model suggests the possibility of an early week upper trough over the central United States digging to near the Colorado/Kansas border before closing off and moving just north of the region. The position of the low hints that we may find ourselves in the dry slot rather quickly so little or no rain chances for texoma. Another short wave trough mid week would bring another cold front into the region...again...with very little chance for rain.