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HWOTSA



Hazardous Weather Outlook

National Weather Service Tulsa OK

443 AM CDT Thu May 7 2026



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443 AM CDT Thu May 7 2026



This Outlook is for Northwest and West Central Arkansas as well as

much of Eastern Oklahoma.



.DAY ONE...Today and Tonight.



POOR VISIBILITY.

	RISK...Limited to Elevated.

	AREA...River valleys of southeast Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas.

	ONSET...Ongoing...ending shortly after sunrise.



DISCUSSION...



Fog has formed in some river valleys of southeast Oklahoma and

northwest Arkansas. This fog may be locally dense near the base 

of the valley. The fog will burn off shortly after sunrise this 

morning.



SPOTTER AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ACTION STATEMENT...

Spotter Activation Not Expected.



.DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...Friday through Wednesday.

FRIDAY through SUNDAY...Thunderstorm Potential. 

MONDAY...No Hazards. 

TUESDAY...Thunderstorm...High Wind Potential. 

WEDNESDAY...No Hazards.



EXTENDED DISCUSSION...



A band of thunderstorms is expected to form along an advancing

cold front Friday afternoon across northeast Oklahoma and

northwest Arkansas. A few of these storms will likely become

severe, with large hail and locally damaging winds the main

threats. The band of storms will progress south into west-central

Arkansas and southeast Oklahoma into the evening hours while

likely weakening and completely dissipated by midnight Friday

night.



Storms are expected to develop Saturday afternoon over western

Oklahoma and Kansas and then progress into northeast Oklahoma

Saturday evening. These storms will carry a very limited severe

risk. Additional storm development is possible over western

Oklahoma Sunday morning, with this activity expected to move into

eastern Oklahoma and possibly west-central Arkansas. These storms

will also carry a very limited severe risk.



Another front will bring storm chances to northeast Oklahoma and

northwest Arkansas Tuesday afternoon and evening.



weather.gov/tulsa contains additional information.



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