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Cold Start but Nice Warm-Up for Work Week

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Areas of freezing drizzle will continue through Sunday
morning primarily southeast of Interstate 44.  This will
result in slick spots on area roadways.  A band of very
light snow will also pass across northeast Oklahoma this
morning but no accumulation is expected.  Both the
freezing drizzle and light snow will diminish by afternoon
with temperatures slowly warming above freezing for all
locations.


Temperatures will warm through mid week with much above
normal temperatures expected Wednesday into Thursday.
These warm temperatures along with breezy southerly
winds may raise fire weather concerns.
A strong cold front arrives late Thursday with a chance
for wintry weather across northeast Oklahoma Thursday
night into early Friday.  There remains considerable
uncertainty with the late week forecast, so changes
should be expected as the forecast is refined.