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Complicated Forecast Ahead

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Skies are forecast to clear from west to east during the day today
across Eastern Oklahoma and Northwest Arkansas. No hazardous
weather is anticipated through tonight.


A complicated forecast for Tuesday and Tuesday night as a cold
airmass will be in place over the region ahead of a low pressure
system expected to lift northeast into the Plains. This will allow
for the potential for multiple precipitation types over much of
Eastern Oklahoma and also Northwest Arkansas. At this time...a
rain and wintry mix looks possible north of Interstate 40...with a
rain and freezing rain mix possible along and south of Interstate
40. Closer to the Red River...precipitation looks to remain as
rain. Uncertainties remain with locations of these precipitation
types and also amounts of snow and ice accumulations. Continue to
stay up to date with latest forecasts as amounts and locations are
refined over the next couple of days.