Looks like Stillwater is about finished...That is a nasty squall line, and their appeared to be a mean bow echo just north of Stillwater.
It was a good dose of weather drama here in Stillwater as this early evening became alarmingly darker than dusk with tornado sirens blaring. Fortunately, it simply went through my east side neighborhood as a typical strong spring time thunderstorm with no very high wind or hail and close to an inch of rain. However, at the Stillwater airport, the wind gusted to over 60 mph and caused one plane to flip over. And on the outskirts of town near W. 56th and S. Western an apparent tornado damaged, if not destroyed a very large home. Story about it here:
http://www.stwnewspress.com/local/x108199440/Tornado-destroys-home-in-southwest-Stillwater Power lines were down along some roads in rural southwest Stillwater. More reports may indicate more destruction to homes in the rural area.
How fortunate the circulation must have weakened and lifted just before actually entering the city limits of Stillwater, or maybe it was moving straight east and bypassed Stillwater.
I wish other towns under the threat of tornadoes have at least as much good luck as Stillwater as had.