Significant Coastal Impacts to the Eastern Seaboard; Hurricane Nolo to Impact Hawaii

A Nor'easter will bring significant coastal impacts to the Mid-Atlantic and New England through the weekend. Moderate to major coastal flooding, heavy rain, strong winds and high surf expected. Hurricane Nolo is expected to stay just south of the Big Island of Hawaii. However, strong winds and heavy rainfall may bring life-threatening, catastrophic flooding and mudslides through the weekend. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Fri, Sep 25, 2026 at 5:30:30 pm CDT

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Tulsa, OK Radar

The chance for showers and isolated thunderstorms will increase Saturday through Sunday. Rainfall amounts will remain rather light for most areas. The highest potential for rainfall greater than one quarter inch occurs north and west of I-44.

Prolonged dry conditions have led to widespread moderate to extreme, and locally exceptional, drought across E OK & NW AR. Numerous burn bans remain in effect. Despite increasing rain chances this weekend, rainfall is likely to remain less than 0.25” for most. A storm system next week may bring higher potential for heavy rainfall.

A strong storm system is expected to move east across the desert southwest early next week before impacting E OK & NW AR Tuesday - Thursday. As this occurs, moisture from what is currently Hurricane Polo is forecast to move northeastward. Depending on the interaction between these two features, widespread moderate to heavy rainfall may develop across E OK & NW AR. Uncertainty remains high regarding exact pattern evolution and resulting areas of highest rainfall. Continue monitoring the forecast for updates.

Increasing chances for rain and a few storms are expected this weekend. Confidence continues to increase that a more widespread precipitation event and cool down will occur Tuesday into Wednesday next week.

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Significant Coastal Impacts to the Eastern Seaboard; Hurricane Nolo to Impact Hawaii

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