Get Val On The Getner
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Tony
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My OCD was going nuts on that video. If my family wouldn't have been asleep while I was watching it I would have been yelling "HOLD THE DAMN CAMERA STILL!!!!!!!!!" pretty much the whole video...
And Randy, I completely agree with you, there are way too many lookie lou's out there. I will never call them a "storm chaser", they are just there to get in the way can cause crap like happened in ElReno by overcrowding a roadway because they are ONLY following real storm chasers that know what they are doing.
And Randy, I completely agree with you, there are way too many lookie lou's out there. I will never call them a "storm chaser", they are just there to get in the way can cause crap like happened in ElReno by overcrowding a roadway because they are ONLY following real storm chasers that know what they are doing.
Rob Lancaster
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Ok first of all,,,, I never,,, never,,, ever saw, anything like that on my radar!!! EVER!!!!!! OH jeezo man!!
Thanks for all info on this. Your right, obviously this will take time, that's ok..
Hey I just saw the news about the coming out break of weather in your area..
I recommend full power to the shields babee!!!!
I'm with you guys!!
Rster...
Thanks for all info on this. Your right, obviously this will take time, that's ok..
Hey I just saw the news about the coming out break of weather in your area..
I recommend full power to the shields babee!!!!
I'm with you guys!!
Rster...
Rob Lancaster
Active Member
Just down some Becks so you don't get a head bang'n hang over.
Down some biscuits and gravy and what ever else turns you on. I know it's easier said than done; right>>>
I had a killer terry hamburger stake with rice and mac salad tonight... Tasty...…
Down some biscuits and gravy and what ever else turns you on. I know it's easier said than done; right>>>
I had a killer terry hamburger stake with rice and mac salad tonight... Tasty...…
RandyDSok
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I need to check the models again later this morning but yesterday they were indicating the storms were coming in around mid afternoon.... but... I did a quick check of the general hourly NWS forecast and last night threat had shifted later in the evening but this morning it's shown to have shifted back.... So at this point it's anyone's guess.
I can say things have started firing off in NW Okla near the panhandle ( moving NE ). So the initial threats will be well west and north of us here in central OK. Of course if anything threatening suddenly pops up like they often do and I see it... I'll give Tony a call and wake his A$$ up...
Tony
Staff member
Well, I'm awake lol. Woke up at 1445. Slept a little longer than I wanted to, but yea. Looking at how the storm are firing now, I think the main storms to be worried about are going to be north and west of 44. I think there is a second wave coming in overnight though. Guess we will see.
RandyDSok
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I'm sort of thinking ( as an uneducated thought ) that we may start seeing some storms start building to our SW after a bit. Around 1:30pm, there were a couple by Chickasaw that dissipated after they moved north east a bit. So I've got a radar open for Fredrick ( far SW Ok ) so I can see new activity build, as well as the OKC radar on another so I can bounce back and forth between them.
Things started out with the storms moving NNE and now they are moving more NE instead. The current tornado warnings have been along the dry line, so as that moves to the SW, it will increase our chances of seeing something.
) that we may start seeing some storms start building to our SW after a bit. Around 1:30pm, there were a couple by Chickasaw that dissipated after they moved north east a bit. So I've got a radar open for Fredrick ( far SW Ok ) so I can see new activity build, as well as the OKC radar on another so I can bounce back and forth between them. Things started out with the storms moving NNE and now they are moving more NE instead. The current tornado warnings have been along the dry line, so as that moves to the SW, it will increase our chances of seeing something.
RandyDSok
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Yeah, that one is actually getting stronger according to the radar. There is also another small area of rotation just to it's west that may develop into something.
I've been watching Jim in the helicopter on News9 following those... at one point a bit ago there were two that then dissipated and another formed just north. All from the same rotation area.
I've been watching Jim in the helicopter on News9 following those... at one point a bit ago there were two that then dissipated and another formed just north. All from the same rotation area.
Tony
Staff member
I know, right lmao. I'm watching that storm west of Altus really close now. That one has a great chance of coming our way.
Hey, can you send me the models you use for GRLevel3? I downloaded it and I'm going to give it a shot, but not enough time right now to make my own models.
Hey, can you send me the models you use for GRLevel3? I downloaded it and I'm going to give it a shot, but not enough time right now to make my own models.
RandyDSok
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Ok... looks like things may not get real active here in central Ok where Tony and I are at. The line of storms are expected to reach our area around 9-10pm but the dewpoint dry line is also moving South and East. If the temps drop into the 50's and the dry line moves past us before the storms reach us, it'll leave us only with severe storms but little chance of tornadoes....
Here is the current ( from 5 mins ago ) radar...
.... and here is where the dry line is per the dewpoints...
If that brown line moves past us... we will be in relative safety and only have to worry about lightning, rain, hail and wind.
Here is the current ( from 5 mins ago ) radar...
.... and here is where the dry line is per the dewpoints...
If that brown line moves past us... we will be in relative safety and only have to worry about lightning, rain, hail and wind.
Tony
Staff member
They are saying that it is going to stall somewhere around OKC. I hope it moves by us which will kill the tornado thread, but the wind, heavy rain and hail will still be a threat. But if that line stalls before us, we are going to be in the perfect spot for tornadoes. Time will tell.