Speaking of laughing, I always can't help but chuckle when I notice your member title. I'd never need to use a Magic 8-ball ever again if I had your sense of the future...
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Severe Weather Threat 5/25-5/26, 2024
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cg9450
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I feel like the storms in southern OK are starting to give each other space
It wasn’t me!! Someone changed it to that because I said any risk that comes near Alabama moves to include my county. Then it did and I made the mistake of saying I knew it. Now here we are.
Yeah, they definitely are. Not a good sign, I think the LLJ may be ramping up now, or something else is going on.
This storm is starting to hook now. Still weak velocity scans though but it is rotating ever so slightly.
Reported TOG near Windthorst.
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From OUN:
Mesoscale Update: Today's initial development produced a 'complex' of splitting supercells. Tornado threat remains with the southern right movers over western north Texas, and the sw- to west-central Oklahoma component is now mostly a wind/hail threat with predominant left movers. More isolated but severe storms are now developing in northwestern Oklahoma. The environment ahead of the current storms is becoming increasingly favorable for tornado threats. CAMs have shown evidence throughout the day of robust supercells emerging by sunset from the area of southwest OK/Red River valley area of western north Texas and presenting a risk of strong tornadoes as they move east over south-central Oklahoma this evening. We will monitor for evidence of that potential, as well as storm evolution as moisture continues to improve in advance of the storms now developing over northwestern Oklahoma.
Mesoscale Update: Today's initial development produced a 'complex' of splitting supercells. Tornado threat remains with the southern right movers over western north Texas, and the sw- to west-central Oklahoma component is now mostly a wind/hail threat with predominant left movers. More isolated but severe storms are now developing in northwestern Oklahoma. The environment ahead of the current storms is becoming increasingly favorable for tornado threats. CAMs have shown evidence throughout the day of robust supercells emerging by sunset from the area of southwest OK/Red River valley area of western north Texas and presenting a risk of strong tornadoes as they move east over south-central Oklahoma this evening. We will monitor for evidence of that potential, as well as storm evolution as moisture continues to improve in advance of the storms now developing over northwestern Oklahoma.
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tornado reed's stream
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PDS warning for Windthorst was just issued.
I know, it was @WesL who updated your member title. But he only did it because he knows you knew it would happen, and indeed, here we are.
Now if only I could get my member title updated to say "Hates Weather Twitter"...
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Ya literally in someone's yard, and of course the annoying guy comes on.Reed Timmer has a tornado almost on top of him on his stream!
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OMG.
