US_Highway15
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Kyle from News 9 reports still feeling a north wind, so a bit of a gust front, rain cooled air, so hopefully this supercell around Perry isn't doing tornado genesis anytime soon.
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Severe weather threat 4/23/26 (Central/Southern Plains)
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VultureDirge89
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Hopefully it stays that way. I mean the Larkin tornado from last year having no fatalities with an almost 120 mile path was unbelievably lucky if I'm honest.
Kds86z
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Thankfully lot of storm shelters in Ok. Glad it didn’t go into Enid.
Ozonelayer
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Kds86z
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Max says about a dozen injuries no fatalities from that neighborhood hit.
That is excellent news. I hope it’s accurate. This one would have been very difficult to survive above ground.
Kds86z
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For sure! True. Glad this happened over a neighborhood where hopefully houses have shelters.
Kds86z
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Wall cloud developing on Ok Storm.
TH2002
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A couple videos from the earlier tornado near Braman:
The earlier landspout near Newton:
As you'll note, all of these are from Facebook. This is because Youtube recently removed their "Sort by upload date" feature, which made their already mostly useless search function completely useless.
The earlier landspout near Newton:
As you'll note, all of these are from Facebook. This is because Youtube recently removed their "Sort by upload date" feature, which made their already mostly useless search function completely useless.
slenker
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I don't think it's that outlandish to suggest this tornado also had violent potential, it may have just struck absolutely nothing (at least at this point in its life before it ended up going to Braman) - definitely not high end either, but after it gained that menacing debris cloud and became super rain-wrapped, it had violent vibes to it.
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CheeselandSkies
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This tidbit caught my eye within the text of mesoscale discussion 512, issued shortly after the Enid tornado:
...The large CAPE, steep midlevel lapse rate environment
continues to support tremendous updrafts...
Rarely if ever heard language like that used to describe ongoing storms in any NOAA product.
...The large CAPE, steep midlevel lapse rate environment
continues to support tremendous updrafts...
Rarely if ever heard language like that used to describe ongoing storms in any NOAA product.
CheeselandSkies
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Well that sucks because I use a Facebook Container browser extension, which means all I see is an empty space and the message "Loading Facebook SDK. You will need to disable any adblocker, privacy extension, or built-in tracking protection."
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The good news is that FB recently removed the account requirement to view complete search results.
Bad news is that LITERALLY over 50% of the videos in said results are AI slop.
cincywx
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the oklahoma supercell is tightening up again, this time ENE of Orlando, OK
N0mz
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Remember to not trust basically any reports that come out at this hour the day of an event, especially in the age of AI slop.
Weatherguyx
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Kds86z
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Any news on that car?
Kds86z
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Ozonelayer
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One of the better views of the damage we have so far:
Kds86z
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…….