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Apr 25
2009
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Late April Severe Event in Oklahoma |
Today’s severe outbreak is setting up. However tomorrow could be the bigger severe event in Oklahoma. It’s going to depend on what happens this evening and if there are outflow boundaries leftover from today’s storms.
Tornadoes are likely Saturday and Sunday in Oklahoma.
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It looks live a very long and Busy day for Okla and North Tx today, there is a High risk of severe wx for west central and western OK, and a MDT risk east of it. The NWS Norman has issued a PDS statement for the area.
There is going be a chance of Severe weather until Weds. But if this what it take to get some rain we will just deal with it and keep the public aware.
Wade K5WPN
CTARC spotter Coor.
Jefferson Co OK EM
Stephens Co OK EM CERT
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