Thanks guys! And good luck tomorrow in Okie land. Looks like just as active of a day on tap, if not, even more active.
Might be a little active tonight. The crosshair is my location. Nice little gust front/outflow boundary feature possibly coming in. Looks like Bunty is already getting it..
LOL, to put it lightly. The storms have had a tendency to break up upon approach and then reform just to the east and north of me. At least we're currently getting some light to moderate rain with infrequent thunder in the distance with no high wind, or hail effects.
The tornado watch here has been replaced with a severe thunderstorm watch until 3am, which also effects BigOkie. For now, I'm more concerned if Stillwater will be able to get bypassed once again from the yet more enhanced severity of tomorrow--Sunday. If we could just get an inch or two or so of rain out of it and nothing worse, it would be quite a blessing. Boomer Lake here is still a good ways from the spillway.
Far northwest Oklahoma City had it pretty rough tonight from high winds of the storm. At least two, or so, drivers, including a cop, apparently suddenly found themselves with fallen power lines upon their vehicles and had to come to a stop, stranded there until it was safe. Story with video here:
http://www.koco.com/news/oklahomanews/okc/downed-powerlines-trap-drivers-in-northwest-oklahoma-city/-/11777584/20206990/-/12pmik6z/-/index.html Also thousands had power outages.
The areas affected below will be subject to change, if the dry line advances further to the east than expected tomorrow:
Outlook map for central Oklahoma from Norman NWS:
Outlook map from Tulsa NWS:
