Official Tornado and Runaway Barge Thread

It looks like conditions are setting up for a lot of activity this evening.

 

This PDS going to turn into a big mess or will shit stay discreet and go HAM?

 

Reed is down in Oklahoma

 

Just texted an old fling down in Tulsa to keep an eye on things. Her response “it’s actually really nice out, thanks anyways.” Ok.

 

What's the okc news channel to watch for good coverage?

 

One to watch SW of OKC

 

She clearly still wants you

 

Things are cranking up in TX, OK & KS.

 

Could she make it any more obvious?

 

I always get a bad feeling when an alert includes El Reno or Moore.

 

What’s the best way to upload a video? My stepmom sent me one of it going right by their house. No clue why she just now sent it.

 

looks like shit is gonna xplode in a couple hours

 

I hope all of our #Nebraska Cornhuskers posters are safe and accounted for

 

Reed stuck on the side of the road lol

 

Went to Elkhorn today to help in laws woth their minimal damage but we helped their neighbors a few blocks around. I know they have it a preliminary an EF3 but I’m guessing it’ll be higher.

Spoiler

 

We got anything building up around KC?

 

Norman might take a direct hit

 

Nice fear mongering from Reed

 

Sulphur, Ardmore, and Spaulding have all been hit in the last few minutes.

 

Ardmore debris signature at 26,000 feet.

 

Ardmore getting hit again. This is nuts!

 

I didnt think. yesterday could be topped

 

First responders around Ardmore and Sulphur having trouble getting around because all of the water.

 

This is worse. Multiple supercells one right after the other. Flooding is becoming a problem. And it’s at night. I hope they closed I-40 before that massive tornado passed over it about 10 minutes ago.

 

Looks like Okemah, OK is directly in the path of the massive one.

 

Apparently Sulphur is getting hit again

 

Multiple qlcs/supercell tornadoes at night plus flooding. Very scary situation

 

I hope I’m not boring everybody. It’s still early here in Utah.

 

Could be one of those historic outbreaks.

 

Marietta, OK has been hit. Who is Chris Hall? He’s reporting the one headed for Okemah is a mile wide.

 

Yeah and all the worst ppl on Twitter have been bitching that it was all a bust by 5pm.

I get it, we all find this fascinating for various reasons but the costant rooting for mega outbreaks and "ah I can't wait until we get another ef5" schtick is real annoying

 

Marietta to Ada has several training supercells that are all tornado warned. The massive tornado further north at Okemah is headed straight for Tulsa, about an hour away if it stays intact.

 

Text me if anything pops off near Tulsa…

 

Got an uncle in ADA

 

Yep. You have the group that is “Thank God this didn’t materialize” and the group that is “Dammit! Another bust!”

yesterday I was watching video on TWC from chasers and the chasers were more like a swarm, endangering one another.

 

I will. There’s a dry line that might absorb this thing.

 

Another one SE of Ardmore

 

Ada is on the north end of the training supercells that are moving north. He’ll have a long night.

 

lomcevak have you ever seen wording like this (see bolded)

BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED
Tornado Warning
National Weather Service Norman OK
1113 PM CDT Sat Apr 27 2024

The National Weather Service in Norman has issued a

* Tornado Warning for...
Northeastern Murray County in southern Oklahoma...

* Until midnight CDT.

* At 1112 PM CDT, a large and extremely dangerous tornado was
located south of Sulphur, moving north at 35 mph. First responders
need to prepare for additional tornado impacts immediately!!!

This is a PARTICULARLY DANGEROUS SITUATION. TAKE COVER NOW!