NWS Weather Forecast: Thunderstorms, Rain To Continue in Texas, Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City and Texas can anticipate thunderstorms and rain this week, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). Residents should travel dangers due to slippery road outlook and flooding concerns.

As Christmas comes near, Americans should expect the threats of thunderstorms and rain in the Southeast and parts of the US. The rain will become beneficial for drought-affected areas, especially in Oklahoma and Texas.

The NWS advisory warned of challenging fog in the country, affecting road visibility. Motorists are advised to slow down and use low-brea headlights while navigating the road.

In addition, the forecast monitors the development of a strong system on the weekend over the Gulf of Mexico. It is expected to bring gusty winds and heavy rain, bringing flooding and slower commutes.

NWS Weather Forecast: Thunderstorms Are Expected

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Austin, Texas. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that thunderstorms and rain are expected in Texas and Oklahoma this week, bringing travel concerns as winter is near. In addition, the forecast monitors the development of a strong system on the weekend over the Gulf of Mexico. It is expected to bring gusty winds and heavy rain, bringing flooding and slower commutes. 

In the latest NWS Discussion, the latest forecast warned that a low-pressure system will help unleash light snow in Oklahoma, Texas, and Western Texas. The colder outlook will ease the recent warm conditions in the region.

Homeowners should stay alert for threats of isolated flash flooding on the weekend. Over the Gulf of Mexico, the recent forecast monitored the moisture and isolated flash flooding on Friday. On the weekend, residents can expect a chance of a stormy outlook.

In the Southern High Plains and Central Plains, a cloudy outlook is expected. A high chance of precipitation is likely. Meanwhile, the weather in Southern Florida will unleash showers and thunderstorms.

Homeowners should anticipate widespread rain showers on Saturday. The forecast warned of isolated flash flooding in the Florida Peninsula. In the Upper Midwest, a wavy front will unleash scattered showers.

Great Lakes can expect light snow after experiencing precipitation in recent weeks. According to the latest forecasts, the stormy outlook is expected to spread over New Orleans, Miami, Tampa, Houston and Corpus Christi.

On Sunday, the stormy outlook will unload in the following areas:

• Nashville
• Virginia Beach
• Raleigh
• Charlotte
• Columbia
• Atlanta
• Montgomery

The rainfall will spread over Portland, Boston, New York, Pittsburgh, Washington, Wilmington, Tampa and Miami. Americans should expect dangerous beach conditions due to the weather.

Also Read: NWS Weather Forecast: Wintry Mix Outlook To Hit Northern New Mexico, Southeast This Week

Weather Preparedness in Texas and Oklahoma

Texas and Oklahoma are no strangers to challenging weather events, from isolated tornadoes, to heavy rain, flooding and severe thunderstorms.

Here are the essential weather reminders for homeowners this week in Oklahoma and Texas.

Homeowners should always monitor the forecasts in Oklahoma and Texas. The challenging weather can bring travel disruptions in the late week. Meanwhile, having emergency kits is recommended for vehicles and homes as winter comes near.

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