4/21/04 NOW: OK

[David Draun]

Originally posted by J.B. Dixon
And don't look now, Fort Smith, but......this one is making it's turn right for it, and it has been gaining strength, with a bit better environment for it to tornado.

Yikes.

http://www.srh.weather.gov/radar/loop/DS.p19r0/si.ksrx.shtml

But they just had a storm! :shock: When supercells follow each other, that really causes problems.

Double Yikes.

 

[Amos Magliocco]

Steve Miller, Brian Fant, and Jeff Lawson report that the storm in McClain County has produced several rotating wall clouds as it cycles repeatedly. This storm, now approaching Purcell. has taken a more easterly track.

 

[J.B. Dixon]

The Sequoyah Co. OK cell is flat getting after it. If only it was better chase country. It could get interesting in the next half-hour, as it's bearing down on Fort Smith.

http://weather.cod.edu/analysis/paulradar.pl?SRX

 

[J.B. Dixon]

Intense rotation on the SUP SE of Liberal, KS, moving into rural Beaver Co., OK. It could be sustained for quite a while.



http://weather.cod.edu/analysis/paulradar.pl?DDC

 

[mikegeukes]

Severe Weather Event is over, removed information.

Mike

 

[Aaron Kennedy]

Some spotters reported a debris cloud on the OKC storm earlier today. I was there as well as several other chsers and did not see squat.

Aaron