Reported by: Skip McBride
Your Forecast:
Friday, July 4, 2008 @11:35am CST
Temperatures remain in the upper 90s and we introduce a possibility of storms through Friday evening.........
Isolated thundershowers were a welcome site yesterday across portions of Texoma.  The only downside being not all of the area saw the shower activity.  The possibility of showers exists this afternoon as well with the cold front now being stationary across Texoma.  The boundary will be weakening so rain chances are only 20% at this time.  Your 4th of July evening/nighttime plans shouldn't be hindered by the weather because once we lose the daytime heating today, we'll loose the possibility for showers.  We will still feel the heat this weekend with temperatures over the weekend returning to the upper 90s. 

 
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