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More Potential for Icy Weather

Ice Melt and Snow Shovels are hot items at Tulsa hardware stores ahead of the storm.
KWGS News Photo
Ice Melt and Snow Shovels are hot items at Tulsa hardware stores ahead of the storm.



Scattered areas of light drizzle and or light freezing drizzle
become possible this evening and overnight with the greater
potential across far Northeast Oklahoma and also far Northwest
Arkansas. A light glaze of ice accumulation mainly on elevated
surfaces may be possible for locations near the Kansas and
Missouri borders. Precipitation should taper off and exit Sunday
morning.


Precipitation chances return late Monday night and increase
Tuesday through Tuesday night in response to a low pressure
system lifting northeast into the Plains. A shallow cold airmass
forecast over the region ahead of the system will allow for the
potential for a wintry mix of freezing rain and snow as well as
rain showers for Eastern Oklahoma and Northwest Arkansas.
Uncertainties remain in the details with the approaching system
and as such precipitation amounts and locations will continue to
be updated over the next few days.