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June 5th-September 1st, 2023 | Severe Storm Sequence


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Just now, Iceresistance said:

Velocity has a slight kink west of Mustang

Yeah that spots had my attention for a while now. That part of the line will probably get to me here. 

Which means I'm probably gonna have to stay up longer.

*sigh*

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1 minute ago, ElectricStorm said:

Yeah that spots had my attention for a while now. That part of the line will probably get to me here. 

Which means I'm probably gonna have to stay up longer.

*sigh*

Lighting woke me up at 2:30 AM, But I prepared myself for it! :

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13 hours ago, Iceresistance said:

Reflectivity has a kink near Elmore City, which is southwest of Pauls Valley.

I heard on the national news that there was 6" of rain in a few hours near Oklahoma City. And obviously I didn't stay up to 4:00AM Eastern to track the supercell that did that. As for CoCoRAHS measured rainfall, Oklahoma County was just 2-3" but Norman got up to 5"

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13 hours ago, Chinook said:

I heard on the national news that there was 6" of rain in a few hours near Oklahoma City. And obviously I didn't stay up to 4:00AM Eastern to track the supercell that did that. As for CoCoRAHS measured rainfall, Oklahoma County was just 2-3" but Norman got up to 5"

Mesonet has areas of 5+ inches in Cleveland and Pottawattamie Counties

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We're going to have some quick storm development in mid-Nebraska, kind of up by the KLNX radar. Face it, this radar is in nowhere-land with the city of North Platte 58 miles away! Once again, 45 knots of shear is better than most situations in July.

 

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You can see the split features of the updraft on this new storm with the ZDR. splitting is not too unusual with more of a straight shear over 35 kt. The rotation(s) are not really evident but the theory is the storm takes the low-altitude shear and turns it into counterrotating vortices

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