Sunday - A line of rain and storms are pushing into Texoma from the west early Sunday morning. Some isolated storms could produce 60 MPH wind gusts and quarter size hail. Flash flooding remains a concern with continual threats of heavy rainfall rates over short periods of time. Rain will gradually taper to the east Sunday afternoon with some lingering storm chances through the evening. Temperatures climb to the mid 70s to the west with low 70s to the east.

Looking Ahead - A slight risk (level 2 out of 5) for western parts of the viewing area is in place Monday. Tuesday holds another slight risk for southeastern Oklahoma. A dry line will be the source for storms in Texoma Monday and Tuesday. Additionally, a slight risk is in place for all of Texoma for Wednesday as a cold front sweeps through the region. All hazards appear possible for any storms Monday through Wednesday. Flash flooding remains a concern with continual threats of heavy rainfall rates over short periods of time. Turn Around, Don't Drown when you encounter a flooded road! Rainfall totals could reach 2-4" through midweek next week. Temperatures remain seasonable - in the 70s and 80s through the start of next week. A bit of a warm up looks possible by midweek next week with highs in the upper 80s. The first 90° day of the year could be in some Texoman's sights. A cold front swings through Wednesday night and will squash our rain chances at the end of the week with cooler conditions.

- KTEN Meteorologist Hunter Donahoe

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