Wednesday Night- Clouds increase overnight. Temps fall into the low 50s by early Thursday morning. Rain arrives by sunrise.

Looking Ahead - Thursday looks to be a rainy and stormy day as our next upper level low makes an appearance off the Pacific Coast. A level 1 risk is in place for all of Texoma. 60 MPH wind gusts, quarter size hail, and isolated flash flooding are the main threats. A plain rain could begin during the Thursday morning commute, developing into scattered severe storm chances by lunchtime ahead of a cold front. As the cold front pushes through Thursday evening, storm chances will decrease. Temps will be into the mid 50s by Friday. Conditions look dry Friday night for any high school football playoff games. Clouds stick around this weekend and the question at hand is "do we get enough moisture for rain chances to return this weekend?". It appears we'll have a hard time with moisture return which means we'll likely stay dry this weekend. Temperatures running higher than average for this time of year with highs hovering around 60° Saturday through Tuesday.

- KTEN Chief Meteorologist Mandy Bailey

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