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Post by Lebowski on Apr 29, 2016 8:23:36 GMT -6
Friday Severe Weather Outlook. The SPC tornado risk graphic for today reflects some changes in the thinking for the forecast today. It appears, based on the very latest data, that an enhanced risk of tornadoes will evolve along the Red River Valley particularly. I realize it says 10% and that may be confusing to some of you. That is actually not as low of a number as it sounds because it doesn't mean the same thing as a 10% chance of rain. At THIS time, it appears the higher risk will be confined to areas primarily across southern OK and north Texas.
Also, this does not mean that severe thunderstorms will not impact other areas of the state. Don't focus on the bullseye in other words and don't let your guard down. You are ultimately responsible for your own safety. We will do our utmost to provide warning on every storm, but we are not omnipresent.
There will be a LOT of thunderstorms today, and some will be more severe than others, especially the further south in Oklahoma you live. My advice, stay on top of things. The afternoon and evening will again be the most likely time for severe weather, but remember that severe storms can occur at any time of the day. Pay attention to warnings and be ready to put your safety plan into action if you feel threatened. After all, it's late April in Oklahoma and we all know what that means. Take care friends. More updates as the day evolves.
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Post by Hands11 on Apr 29, 2016 8:24:59 GMT -6
Does the "Double D" title of this thread refer to the size of your man boobs??
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Post by Lebowski on Apr 29, 2016 8:25:37 GMT -6
Doppler Dingus
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Post by skinny51 on Apr 29, 2016 8:25:39 GMT -6
Embracing the Double D name I see...
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Post by bigern809 on Apr 29, 2016 8:25:44 GMT -6
LOL
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Post by Hands11 on Apr 29, 2016 8:26:39 GMT -6
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Post by skinny51 on Apr 29, 2016 8:28:16 GMT -6
Friday Severe Weather Outlook. The SPC tornado risk graphic for today reflects some changes in the thinking for the forecast today. It appears, based on the very latest data, that an enhanced risk of tornadoes will evolve along the Red River Valley particularly. I realize it says 10% and that may be confusing to some of you. That is actually not as low of a number as it sounds because it doesn't mean the same thing as a 10% chance of rain. At THIS time, it appears the higher risk will be confined to areas primarily across southern OK and north Texas. Also, this does not mean that severe thunderstorms will not impact other areas of the state. Don't focus on the bullseye in other words and don't let your guard down. You are ultimately responsible for your own safety. We will do our utmost to provide warning on every storm, but we are not omnipresent. There will be a LOT of thunderstorms today, and some will be more severe than others, especially the further south in Oklahoma you live. My advice, stay on top of things. The afternoon and evening will again be the most likely time for severe weather, but remember that severe storms can occur at any time of the day. Pay attention to warnings and be ready to put your safety plan into action if you feel threatened. After all, it's late April in Oklahoma and we all know what that means. Take care friends. More updates as the day evolves. I'm impressed. I am staying on top of it...text me if I need to take cover... |
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Post by bigern809 on Apr 29, 2016 8:31:57 GMT -6
Can you keep track of things in Ranger America and let me know? lol
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Post by Lebowski on Apr 29, 2016 8:33:07 GMT -6
Yeah...
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Post by Hitch on Apr 29, 2016 8:35:37 GMT -6
Friday Severe Weather Outlook. The SPC tornado risk graphic for today reflects some changes in the thinking for the forecast today. It appears, based on the very latest data, that an enhanced risk of tornadoes will evolve along the Red River Valley particularly. I realize it says 10% and that may be confusing to some of you. That is actually not as low of a number as it sounds because it doesn't mean the same thing as a 10% chance of rain. At THIS time, it appears the higher risk will be confined to areas primarily across southern OK and north Texas. Also, this does not mean that severe thunderstorms will not impact other areas of the state. Don't focus on the bullseye in other words and don't let your guard down. You are ultimately responsible for your own safety. We will do our utmost to provide warning on every storm, but we are not omnipresent. There will be a LOT of thunderstorms today, and some will be more severe than others, especially the further south in Oklahoma you live. My advice, stay on top of things. The afternoon and evening will again be the most likely time for severe weather, but remember that severe storms can occur at any time of the day. Pay attention to warnings and be ready to put your safety plan into action if you feel threatened. After all, it's late April in Oklahoma and we all know what that means. Take care friends. More updates as the day evolves. Doppler DingGus, did you actually take the time to type this??? It is to well written to be your work, IMHO. |
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Post by tonymontana on Apr 29, 2016 8:36:20 GMT -6
Friday Severe Weather Outlook. The SPC tornado risk graphic for today reflects some changes in the thinking for the forecast today. It appears, based on the very latest data, that an enhanced risk of tornadoes will evolve along the Red River Valley particularly. I realize it says 10% and that may be confusing to some of you. That is actually not as low of a number as it sounds because it doesn't mean the same thing as a 10% chance of rain. At THIS time, it appears the higher risk will be confined to areas primarily across southern OK and north Texas. Also, this does not mean that severe thunderstorms will not impact other areas of the state. Don't focus on the bullseye in other words and don't let your guard down. You are ultimately responsible for your own safety. We will do our utmost to provide warning on every storm, but we are not omnipresent. There will be a LOT of thunderstorms today, and some will be more severe than others, especially the further south in Oklahoma you live. My advice, stay on top of things. The afternoon and evening will again be the most likely time for severe weather, but remember that severe storms can occur at any time of the day. Pay attention to warnings and be ready to put your safety plan into action if you feel threatened. After all, it's late April in Oklahoma and we all know what that means. Take care friends. More updates as the day evolves. Doppler DingGus, did you actually take the time to type this??? It is to well written to be your work, IMHO. too |
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Post by Hitch on Apr 29, 2016 8:37:16 GMT -6
damit!!! I thought that's what is was, but too is also........
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Post by Hands11 on Apr 29, 2016 8:38:45 GMT -6
Friday Severe Weather Outlook. The SPC tornado risk graphic for today reflects some changes in the thinking for the forecast today. It appears, based on the very latest data, that an enhanced risk of tornadoes will evolve along the Red River Valley particularly. I realize it says 10% and that may be confusing to some of you. That is actually not as low of a number as it sounds because it doesn't mean the same thing as a 10% chance of rain. At THIS time, it appears the higher risk will be confined to areas primarily across southern OK and north Texas. Also, this does not mean that severe thunderstorms will not impact other areas of the state. Don't focus on the bullseye in other words and don't let your guard down. You are ultimately responsible for your own safety. We will do our utmost to provide warning on every storm, but we are not omnipresent. There will be a LOT of thunderstorms today, and some will be more severe than others, especially the further south in Oklahoma you live. My advice, stay on top of things. The afternoon and evening will again be the most likely time for severe weather, but remember that severe storms can occur at any time of the day. Pay attention to warnings and be ready to put your safety plan into action if you feel threatened. After all, it's late April in Oklahoma and we all know what that means. Take care friends. More updates as the day evolves. Doppler DingGus, did you actually take the time to type this??? It is to well written to be your work, IMHO.  |
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Post by tonymontana on Apr 29, 2016 8:39:39 GMT -6
damit!!! I thought that's what is was, but too is also........Did you have a stroke??? |
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Post by Hitch on Apr 29, 2016 8:41:02 GMT -6
HAHAHAHAHA! I'm trying to give a test and type. Bad combination. lol
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Post by Hands11 on Apr 29, 2016 8:48:06 GMT -6
HAHAHAHAHA! I'm trying to give a test and type. Bad combination. lol  |
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Post by Hitch on Apr 29, 2016 8:50:52 GMT -6
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Post by kennywayne9 on Apr 29, 2016 9:21:21 GMT -6
I can't believe no one noticed Double D Dingus misspelled FORECAST in the title of this thread!!!
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Post by kennywayne9 on Apr 29, 2016 9:23:44 GMT -6
Double D Dingus could give ole Dick Lexia from the Morning Zoo a run for his money. "Here's Dick Lexia with his weekly 4 day fivecast!" I miss Phil and Brent! Morning radio will never be the same in Tulsa.
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Post by Hands11 on Apr 29, 2016 9:25:42 GMT -6
BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What the h3ll is a forcast???
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