Today will be another hot day across Texoma and all of the Southern Plains. Most locations will easily exceed the 100 degree mark with a few locations topping 107. But, with that said, there is an ever so slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm this afternoon.
Thunderstorms developed in northern Oklahoma yesterday, along a diffuse boundary, and pushed south overnight. The storms have fallen apart as of this morning, but not before a small circulation, known as an MCV, developed. This MCV is currently over south-central Oklahoma and its pushing slowly southward. As it treks into the Red River Counties this afternoon a couple isolated thunderstorms could develop. Chances are about 10-15%, but if you get under a storm, expect heavy rainfall and possibly downburst winds.
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