
Partly cloudy skies with a slight chance of rain Wednesday in Heavener and LeFlore County.
By WAYNE ADAMS, Climate Scientist
As eastern Oklahoma moves through fall and toward winter, changing seasonal patterns could produce considerable temperature swings across Heavener and Le Flore County.
Today (Thursday) brings a high near 89 degrees for Heavener and LeFlore County, with only a 15 percent chance of rain — a sharp turnaround from Wednesday, when a high near 84 degrees came with an 85 percent chance of rain.
Wednesday will bring the best rain chances of the week to LeFlore County, with an 88 percent chance of precipitation and a high near 83 degrees — a notable break from Tuesday’s 91-degree high.
A boundary left behind by early morning storms is set to focus new thunderstorm development this afternoon across far southeast Oklahoma, with a marginal risk for severe weather and damaging winds as the primary threat. Beyond today, a genuine mid-week cooldown is on the way before heat builds back in by the weekend.
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