Grand Poo Bah
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It's about to hit several rural houses head on. Might be occluding
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Severe Weather 3/4 - 3/8
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It's about to hit several rural houses head on. Might be occluding
Thats horrible, the way it exploded on CC had a very telling sign that it hit something.
DanLarsen34
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We’re quite fortunate that this storm track has been over some of the more rural parts of NW OK. This might have been even more devastating if this storm was 25 miles further to the south and had impacted Enid.
TornadoFan
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Yes, but could this storm still take advantage of the environment? Or has the monster tornadic storm completely worked it over?
Muwx
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I think we’re getting some destructive mergers now. Threat may not be over, but it does seem to be lessening.
Kds86z
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Grand Poo Bah
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KICT Radar Site shows it's still going strong
DanLarsen34
Member
The storm that’s about to cross the state line has consolidated all of the other cells surrounding it. It’s definitely got the potential to become a cyclic, long-track tornado producer itself.
kcyalater
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jo, it looks to hit wakita head on.
DanLarsen34
Member
Did just hear Freddy McKinney on Ryan Hall’s stream say that the storm looks outflow dominant for now despite having good structure.
Kds86z
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Kds86z
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Was having a hard time whether I was seeing that whole thing being the tornado.
Kds86z
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Kds86z
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Muwx
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While we’re all distracted tonight… the HRRR is convecting the OWS tomorrow now.
DanLarsen34
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This has certainly had the feel of one of those classic nocturnal tornado events we see in April or May in N OK or Southern Kansas.
