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Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue to produce heavy downpours with reduced visibility through the early evening. Ponding on roadways and visibility to less than 1 mile can be expected with the stronger storms. #okwx #texomawx

Most of the showers and storms this afternoon are expected to dissipate by early evening. However, some of precipitation may linger through the evening across parts of western north Texas and southwest Oklahoma. #okwx #texomawx

In real estate, it's all about Location, Location, Location. That's certainly applies today when it comes to rainfall reports in #OKC. Where official records are made at the airport, 0.15 inches of rain. Meanwhile, parts of northwest Oklahoma City received 2.5 inches. #okwx

Scattered showers are drifting slowly northward across western north Texas. Overnight into early Friday, showers and perhaps a few thunderstorms will increase across northern Texas and southern Oklahoma. #okwx #texomawx

Another day with widely scattered rain shower and thunderstorm activity is expected, especially through early this evening. With the possibility of slow-moving thunderstorms and heavy downpours, localized flooding will also be possible. #okwx #texomawx

Here's your 4th of July plain-language forecast: It's not your typical parade weather out there right now with low cloud cover and some light rain. Rain chances will peak from late this morning to early this afternoon, then we look drier toward and after sunset this evening.

The forecast high today in Lawton and Wichita Falls is 82 degrees. The forecast high today at Anaktuvuk Pass, Alaska (within Gates of the Arctic National Park) is 84 degrees. NWS Fairbanks

9:40 am - No lightning strikes in our area right now, but have your umbrellas ready just in case this morning.

12:15 pm - Those thick low clouds are starting to thin out into our more typical summertime cumulus clouds. The good news: some of us will have periods of sun for 4th of July festivities. The bad news: this will help the atmosphere destabilize for some more showers and storms.

Small showers and a few thunderstorms have developed over the past few hours, but most of this activity is expected to diminish by early evening. Meanwhile, some of the showers/storms will produce heavy downpours with reduced visibility. #okwx #texomawx

A few showers and thunderstorms remain across south central Oklahoma early this evening. These are expected to dissipate over the next few hours. Meanwhile, brief heavy downpours will remain possible. #okwx #texomawx

Scattered thunderstorms currently across southwestern KS and the OK Panhandle will arrive across far northern OK after 12 AM. A few thunderstorms with strong winds will be possible early on Saturday morning. #okwx #texomawx

The potential for severe weather looks to return on Sunday evening and night, particularly across portions of western and northern Oklahoma. Damaging wind gusts and large hail will be the main severe weather hazards. Check back! #okwx #texomawx

It's been extremely humid across our area for the last several days, with "precipitable water" values sitting at or above 2 inches - numbers we expect to see in the tropics. The good news is that we expect to see a return to closer-to-normal summer humidity by tomorrow evening.

Drizzle to light rain coming up from the south near the I-35 corridor through the remainder of the morning hours. #okwx #texomawx

2:00 pm - Low cloud cover is slowly decreasing across our area, but pockets of light to moderate rain will continue near I-35 this afternoon. A few heavier showers may develop early this evening with brief downpours.

3:00 pm - Some heavier showers are developing in central Oklahoma from Shawnee to Marietta. The strongest of these storms will be capable of cloud-to-ground lightning strikes and brief heavy rain.

Strong to severe storms across southwest Kansas and the Oklahoma panhandle will approach northwest Oklahoma over the next hour. Although these storms are expected to weaken, some strong wind gusts, small hail and heavy rainfall will be possible in Harper county.