Very strong couplet near Hillsdale right now as seen on BV32 from KVNX. This is an interesting evolution, as the circulation is well embedded in heavy precipitation, well to the NE of the primary hook echo that's residing W of Enid. Heck, the embedded circulation looks much better than the circulation associated w/ the hook echo!
Very strong couplet near Hillsdale right now as seen on BV32 from KVNX. This is an interesting evolution, as the circulation is well embedded in heavy precipitation, well to the NE of the primary hook echo that's residing W of Enid. Heck, the embedded circulation looks much better than the circulation associated w/ the hook echo!
That is an interesting evolution! The circulation was only ~700 ft off the ground with a deltaV of about 80 kts. Presumably, this feature was a tornado, given its proximity to the radar. Also, it's interesting to note that the circulation barely moved as it neared Hillsdale. Perhaps it was occluding in that area? Very strange...
New circulation developing 5 miles ESE of Pond Creek at 2:24 a.m. This circulation is forming in a similar manner to earlier circulations that produced tornadoes across northern Oklahoma this evening. Additionally, hail should be gigantic -- reflectivity is >70 dBz just east of Pond Creek.
FYI, the earlier Kremlin tornado appeared to be ~1/2 mile wide (based on the vid caps from Val Castor).
New circulation developing 5 miles ESE of Pond Creek at 2:24 a.m. This circulation is forming in a similar manner to earlier circulations that produced tornadoes across northern Oklahoma this evening. Additionally, hail should be gigantic -- reflectivity is >70 dBz just east of Pond Creek.
FYI, the earlier Kremlin tornado appeared to be ~1/2 mile wide (based on the vid caps from Val Castor).
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