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Tulsa, OK – Drivers across southeast Oklahoma are navigating hazardous road conditions today as freezing fog blankets areas southeast of Interstate 44. Visibility remains limited, with icy patches forming on roadways, especially in the early hours.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), freezing fog is expected to persist until mid-morning, creating elevated risks for drivers. Motorists are advised to reduce speeds, allow extra travel time, and use headlights to navigate low-visibility areas. Conditions are especially challenging in rural zones where untreated roads may be more prone to ice formation.
For the rest of today, Tulsa will see sunny skies with a high near 44°F and a mild south wind at
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