Light rain early Monday in Tulsa area
BY Staff Reports
Monday, November 19, 2012
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Light rain greeted most of northeast Oklahoma -- including Tulsa -- on Monday morning.
The National Weather Service reported 0.02 of an inch of rain since midnight in Tulsa. Not including today, Tulsa has recorded 0.81 of an inch of rain in November, about an inch below normal rainfall for this time of the month.
Tulsa's next chance for rain is forecast for Thanksgiving, with a 40 percent chance.
Highs in the upper 60s to low 70s are forecast daily for Tulsa through Friday, when highs are expected to fall to the low 60s. Overnight lows are forecast for the mid-40s to low 50s through Friday night, when lows in the mid-30s are forecast.
Tulsa's highest temperature recorded this month was 88 degrees on Nov. 2. The lowest was 26 on Nov. 12, according to the weather service.
Rainfall since midnight (in inches):
Bixby:0.01
Blackwell: 0.03
Bristow: 0.02
Burbank:0.02
Claremore: 0.03
Cookson: 0.05
Copan: 0.09
Eufaula: 0.03
Foraker: 0.05
Hectorville: 0.02
Inola: 0.02
Jay: 0.15
Newkirk: 0.14
Nowata: 0.07
Okemah: 0.07
Okmulgee: 0.05
Oilton: 0.01
Pawnee: 0.01
Porter: 0.02
Pryor: 0.07
Skiatook: 0.03
Stigler: 0.01
Tahlequah: 0.01
Tulsa: 0.02
Webbers Falls: 0.02
Westville: 0.04
Wynona: 0.07
Sources: National Weather Service and the Oklahoma Mesonet
