The Next Oklahoma Multi-Day Severe Weather Outbreak Begins Today

While the meteorologists have been busy talking up Oklahoma's chances for severe weather the last few days, the forecast has finally aligned across the universal weather models to provide the best outlook for the Sooner State. Storms are coming.

The good news is, even though earlier in the week it looked as if today and tomorrow were going to be bad, it has been pushed off until later in the weekend.

There is still a chance of severe weather today and tomorrow, but it's extremely conditional. If, and that's a big "if," storms are able to pop up, they'll be mostly wind and hail threats in very isolated pockets across the Western half of the state. But as we roll into Sunday, the cap is expected to let loose and tornadoes are back on the table.

Here's how it looks so far. While Oklahoma is within the watched area, we're not in the middle crosshairs as of yet.

On Monday, the risks lessen overall, but extend from Western OK to Eastern OK above I-40.

By Tuesday, new storm chances engulf almost the entire state again.

You know how this all works, the forecast will update again tonight and twice tomorrow before we get to Sunday... so there's really no telling what to expect until we get there.

To keep up with the latest weather information across Southwest Texoma, download the Texoma Weather Lab App today. Meteorologist Austin Bowling will keep you up to date.