Snow, Wintry Mix and Severe Storms Possible In Oklahoma Next Week

Oklahomans thought they were finally done with winter now that spring is almost here, but it looks like snow and a wintry mix are back in the forecast. Two storms are expected to move through Oklahoma this week of March, and one is expected to bring cold air with it that could include winter precipitation.

KFOR Chief Meteorologist Mike Morgan posted to his official Facebook page on Tuesday, Feb. 26 urged Oklahomans to enjoy "fake spring number two" this week. He indicated that Oklahoma will receive two rounds of storms next week to kickoff March. The first storm is set to bring thunderstorms while the second could bring winter back by Friday, March 7.

Tornado threat is expected to be low in Oklahoma on Tuesday, March 4.

News 9 Meteorologist Lacey Swope also indicated on her official Facebook page Tuesday that the first storm, which is expected to impact Oklahoma Sunday afternoon and evening, will bring rain and storms. On Sunday, no severe storms are expected but there could be lightening, small hail and wind gusts to 50 miles per hour.

As for storm number two, it's expected to first bring rain and storms to Oklahoma Monday evening through Tuesday morning. Severe storms are possible with wind and hail. The tornado threat is expected to be low.

The second storm is expected to continue through Tuesday afternoon and evening turning cold and windy. Some snow is possible in the panhandle and northwest Oklahoma. As it moves south, it's expected to transition into a wintry mix and then into rain.

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Stay weather aware!

It is still several days out to give any certainty, so Oklahomans will want to remain weather aware!