While there will be isolated storms next few days which may get a little loud, next chance of organized severe weather coming up will be on Monday. Looking at this evenings model data, best chances look to be in Northern and Central Oklahoma, where the fare southern 2 tiers of counties will have more isolated activity. Greatest instabilities at the end of the day will stretch from the OKC area (or just west) due north in a narrow area. Some indication it could just be a strong squall line event, but we will have a better setup here for more isolated supercell activity than farther north, but may not have the best shear. I won't go much more in depth since we are still a ways out.

I'm going to post the same info below as I normally do. Please keep in mind, that the SPC Outlook I link will be the Day 1 Outlook since I want that in the top post and this board restricts editing of posts. I'll post a reply after this with the Day 3 outlook and then Day 2 when we are in that time period on Sunday.

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Links:
NWSFO Norman Enhanced Page: NWS Norman, Oklahoma - Enhanced Weather Page
SPC Mesoanalysis Page: SPC Hourly Mesoscale Analysis Page
WRF-NMM 4KM Forecast Model: 4.0 km WRF-NMM Precipitation Graphics

SPC Day 1 Outlook


Satellite Image (1KM)


NEXRAD Mosaic Radar


Oklahoma Mesonet Current Conditions (red air temp, green dewpoint)