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Weather

Grand Lake area (Commerce, OK) — 12-hour hourly forecast · DTN

7:54 PM

Current Conditions

Temperature

85°F

Feels 91°F

Wind

S 10 mph

Gusts to 17 mph

Humidity

67%

Precip (1h)

0.00"

8% chance

Precip Prob

8%

12-Hour Forecast

Temperature, feels-like, precipitation, and precip probability

Hazardous Weather Outlook

NWS Tulsa (TSA) · Issued Jul 24, 5:29 PM UTC

⚠ Hazards Active
Day 1This Afternoon and TonightHazardous

THUNDERSTORMS WITH DANGEROUS LIGHTNING. RISK...Limited. AREA...Northeast Oklahoma and Northwest Arkansas. ONSET...Ongoing Northeast Oklahoma...After 3 PM Northwest Arkansas. DANGEROUS HEAT. RISK...Limited. AREA...Southeast Oklahoma. ONSET...Mid Afternoon to Early Evening. DISCUSSION... Scattered rain showers along with low chances of embedded thunder continue this afternoon for mainly northeast Oklahoma into northwest Arkansas. A slight chance of showers and isolated thunder remains overnight tonight across western Arkansas before a mid level disturbance exits the region. Severe weather is not expected. Near to just below normal temperatures remain forecast this afternoon, but an increase in low level moisture will lead to heat index values in the triple digits for parts of southeast Oklahoma. SPOTTER AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ACTION STATEMENT... Spotter Activation Not Expected.

Days 2–7Saturday through ThursdayHazardous

SATURDAY THROUGH THURSDAY...Dangerous Heat Potential. EXTENDED DISCUSSION... Above normal temperatures return Saturday and persist well into next week. A multi-day stretch of widespread highs in the triple digits is expected, along with daily heat index values from 105 to 115 degrees. Heat headlines will be required for much of this time frame. Low thunderstorm chances will linger into Saturday for parts of far eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas, but most areas are expected to remain dry. weather.gov/tulsa contains additional information.

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Upstream Stage Forecast

Key inflow gauges — Neosho, Spring & Elk Rivers · Forecast issued Jul 24, 12:55 PM UTC

✓ No Active Flooding

Neosho at Parsons

Middle Neosho

9.0 ftNormal

1.8 kcfs

✓ Within banks

through Wed, Jul 29

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Neosho at Commerce

Lower Neosho

4.1 ftNormal

2.5 kcfs

✓ Within banks

through Wed, Jul 29

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Elk River at Tiff City

Elk River

3.4 ft (fcst)Normal (FCST)

364 cfs (fcst)

✓ Within banks

through Wed, Jul 29

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Spring River at Quapaw

Spring River

6.0 ftNormal

588 cfs

✓ Within banks

through Wed, Jul 29

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Source: NOAA NWPS · Updated every 30 minNOAA Water Prediction ↗