Andrew Stoller
EF5
Verne - large cone tornado near Hennesey!
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5/19/2010 NOW: TX,OK
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Mike Moore
EF2
Yep... on the ground now just W of Hennessey.
James Langford
EF4
Incredible tornado showing up on the KFOR stream! Towering cu SW of Norman is also really getting it's act together. Several of my friends are chasing there, and are observing explosive development in these cells.
Jason Persoff
EF3
Latest SAT guidance shows the dryline pushing into SW OK from TX producing impressive TCu. Pooling of VERY high Tds along I-35 (>72 measured along the TX/OK borders (!)) are resulting in highly narrow T/Td spreads and increasing the fuel to the fire.
TOR producer NW of Watonga is an obvious play, but my gut tells me to continue (perhaps foolishly) stay put at my earlier revised target in Duncan, OK. Areas north of up and down the area on US 81 from Chickasha down to Duncan still looked primed. The day is young. 5:00pm magic still hours away...
TOR producer NW of Watonga is an obvious play, but my gut tells me to continue (perhaps foolishly) stay put at my earlier revised target in Duncan, OK. Areas north of up and down the area on US 81 from Chickasha down to Duncan still looked primed. The day is young. 5:00pm magic still hours away...
Andrew Stoller
EF5
Storm east of Hennesey is about to drop a monster! Randy Denzer is in perfect position.
James Siler
EF3
HEading east of Watonga,with alot of motion in this storm passing to the north of Watonga.
Michael O'Keeffe
Verne just had a massive cone on the ground to his west near Marshall, OK!
Andrew Ryan
EF3
Storm just north of Cement is looking better (looking for Norman). The anvil is crisper and looks to be getting better organized. Heading for the OKC metro.
Mike Moore
EF2
Tornado on the ground just East of 35 near Stillwater.
Michael Nicolaou
EF2
OKC getting in on the action with storms firing on the dry-line. T-storm warned storm SW of Moore at this time.
Mike Ridgeway
EF2
Tornado three miles west of the OSU campus heading due east.
Jason Persoff
EF3
I'm still bullish on the storm ENE of Chickasha toward OUN...These are incredibly storms. I think the OUN storm is the one I'd be chasing.
Eric Birch
EF1
Multiple couplets with inflow notches still on the now congealed storms north of OKC. Storm due south of OKC looks impressive on reflectivity but not as defined rotation in the lower level. Storm NE of Duncan has better rotation, is furtherest south, and also is starting to V out now on reflectivity. Quick roundup for those in poor coverage areas.
Jason Persoff
EF3
One-third of all OK counties under active TOR warnings. Wow.
The live streaming at http://www.kfor.com/news/livestreaming/ suggests low level rotation is at least highly visually impressive over the Purcell/OUN storm.
I think the storm over OUN appeared to be riding an E/W boundary that was visible on SAT earlier and convergence was better the closer to OKC you got.
I'm definitely not discounting the Paul's Valley storm at all. It's all good right now (save for those whose lives will be indelibly touched by these storms).
The live streaming at http://www.kfor.com/news/livestreaming/ suggests low level rotation is at least highly visually impressive over the Purcell/OUN storm.
I think the storm over OUN appeared to be riding an E/W boundary that was visible on SAT earlier and convergence was better the closer to OKC you got.
I'm definitely not discounting the Paul's Valley storm at all. It's all good right now (save for those whose lives will be indelibly touched by these storms).
