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Severe Weather???????

I live in Pottawotomi Oklahoma and I heard we could have a potential severe weather outbreak on Monday, noaa is agreeing with it but none of the weather stations have not really metioned it??? Whats going on lol??

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  • Anonymous
    9 years ago
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    Right now, there is a slight chance of severe weather predicted for the Oklahoma/Texas area. It is too far out to know exact information.

    You can view current weather and forecasts for an area at the National Weather Service site http://www.weather.gov/ Just type in the location or zipcode.

    You can also keep check on severe weather/tornado risks at the Storm Prediction Center site http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/exper/day4-8/

    Per SPC ECMWF/GFS CONTINUE TO SUGGEST A PROGRESSIVE...ALBEIT

    SLOW-MOVING...UPPER TROUGH WILL TRANSLATE ACROSS THE WRN U.S. INTO

    THE PLAINS DURING THE MEDIUM RANGE PERIOD. LEADING EDGE OF STRONGER

    FLOW ALOFT SHOULD SPREAD ACROSS THE LEE TROUGH/DRY LINE FROM WRN NEB

    INTO WEST TX BY SUNDAY EVENING. ANY STORMS THAT DEVELOP ALONG THIS

    BOUNDARY COULD POTENTIALLY ORGANIZE AS 500MB FLOW INCREASES IN

    EXCESS OF 50-70KT. BY DAY5 STRONGER FORCING WILL SPREAD DOWNSTREAM

    AND THE GREATEST SEVERE THREAT IS EXPECTED TO EXTEND FROM THE KS/OK

    BORDER...SWWD INTO THE HILL COUNTRY OF TX. BEYOND DAY5 THERE IS

    CONSIDERABLE UNCERTAINTY REGARDING THE SPEED/MOVEMENT OF THE UPPER

    TROUGH...AS WELL AS CONVECTIVE MODE.

    Source(s): Storm spotter/chaser
  • 하하
    Lv 7
    9 years ago

    Models have shown a possible severe weather outbreak for Sunday/Monday for a week now without really changing so it's pretty likely to happen. The problem is knowing exactly when and where. As it grows closer, the forecasts will become more solid.

    Basically anytime the SPC issues a risk area 4-8 days in advance, it's serious business. But since it's still based on models, your local weather stations aren't going to really go with it just yet. Give it another day or two.

  • 9 years ago

    A lot of times, NOAA's NWS Storm Prediction Center is ahead of time. They go into detail on severe storms. When the day of severe weather is expected, they tend to warn all weather services of the anticipated severe weather outbreak.

  • Tom
    Lv 5
    9 years ago

    Yes it's possible. It's still a few days away yet, so the exact areas likely to be hit are still to be ironed out.

    Stay tuned to NOAA and your local stations who will have coverage nearer the time!

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  • Anonymous
    4 years ago

    i might would desire to declare that i do rejoice with intense climate, although I actual have by no ability experienced something like a tornado or hurricane. i admire extensive thunder storms as properly as blizzards considering that i discover them to be genuinely eye-catching.

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