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Windy Sunday, But Storms Possible Early in the Work Week

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Southerly winds will increase again mid morning, with gusts in the
25 to 30 mph range continuing into early evening across parts of
northeast Oklahoma. The gustiness should subside by mid evening.

Gusty southerly winds will develop again mid morning Monday across
northeast Oklahoma and continue into early evening.

Isolated severe thunderstorms may move into portions of northeast
Oklahoma, generally northwest of Interstate 44, during the late
afternoon through mid evening hours on Monday. Large hail and
damaging winds will be the primary threats, with the overall
tornado threat being very low.

The unsettled weather pattern will persist through the middle to
latter part of the work week, as a front lingers across the area.
Thunderstorm chances will remain increased Tuesday through
Thursday, with some potential for severe thunderstorms during this
time frame. After a brief lull in the activity Thursday night and
Friday, small thunderstorm chances will accompany the approach of
another front toward the beginning of next weekend.