Tuesday Afternoon- Clouds and light rain/mist slowly roll east through the day today. For those east of I-35, it'll take a bit longer to warm due to the thick cloud deck overhead. This is why we'll see a wide range of temperatures into the evening. Areas along and west of I-35 in the 70s, with low 60s east. Winds stay breezy, which will keep a chill in the air. Clouds linger through the overnight.

Looking Ahead - Spring coming in like a lion and we're hoping it goes out like a lamb! Southerly winds pull in warm air and moisture from the Gulf of Mexico over the next several days. Gusts over 20 mph can be expected through Thursday evening. We're back to the 60s Tuesday with 80s on tap by Wednesday. Low to moderate rain chances build into Tuesday morning. You'll want to plan for extra time on the roads Tuesday. As temperatures skyrocket Wednesday, we're gearing up for our next severe weather threat Thursday. A cold front is slated to stall over the area late Thursday evening into the overnight hours. This front could stall across Texoma, which will likely lead to a high flooding threat Thursday night. The heaviest rain will be Thursday evening through Friday mid morning. As far as the severe weather potential goes, our entire viewing area is under a slight risk for severe weather with all hazards possible. Damaging winds, large hail, and tornadoes will be in play. Be sure to have multiple ways to receive weather alerts. Great news - once the storms are over, Texoma is in for a beautiful, warm weekend! Temps will be in the 70s Saturday and Sunday with sunny skies.

- KTEN Meteorologist Amber Nowaski