US National Weather Service Tulsa Oklahoma

We're monitoring for potential severe weather and flash flooding overnight across NE OK and NW AR. If storms can become established, they will be capable of producing all severe hazards, including tornadoes. Have multiple ways to receive warnings!

Scattered showers and a few storms continue mainly across NW AR this afternoon. A storm or two could briefly become strong to severe with damaging winds. An isolated tornado also remains a possibility through the rest of the afternoon.

A Tornado Watch has been issued for Benton and Carroll counties in far northwest Arkansas through 7 pm Sunday. A couple of tornadoes and scattered wind gusts to 60 mph will be possible.

[2 pm - 6/7/26] Showers and thunderstorms continue across far eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas early this afternoon, moving to the northeast. The chance of strong to severe storms is expected to increase into mid to late afternoon.

[12:23 pm - 6/7/26] Additional rounds of heavy rain remain expected into Sunday night, extending into Monday for parts of the area as well. The Flood Watch has been extended through midday Monday for parts of far northeast Oklahoma and far northwest Arkansas. Other areas expire at 1 am Monday.

Widespread showers and storms continue into Sunday. A few storms may become severe Sunday afternoon and evening, with a limited potential for brief tornadoes.

[11:10 am - 6/7/26] Thunderstorm coverage continues to increase across areas south of I-40 late this morning, with a few showers persisting north of I-40. Cloud-to-ground lightning and locally heavy downpours are the main threats into early afternoon.

[8:35 am - 6/7/26] Scattered showers and isolated storms are ongoing across eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas this morning, with coverage likely to expand through midday across mainly parts of eastern Oklahoma. Avoid flooded roadways and seek shelter indoors during lightning.

[5:00 AM 6/7/26] - Scattered showers and isolated storms are developing across eastern Oklahoma. Coverage of precipitation will expand over the next two hours. The severe weather threat is low.

Shower and storm coverage is increasing across eastern OK ahead of a low pressure system. Dangerous lightning and brief heavy downpours can be expected.