Severe storms formed in central Oklahoma this afternoon. Unfortunately for me, they formed a little too far south to give them a look. Anything south of Okarche moves right into the Oklahoma City area which is not favorable chase territory.
So, I continued on with various plans of shopping, cleaning and gardening – also working in new episodes of Deadliest Catch.
Meanwhile, the severe weather did continue, and I took the time to peek in at the radar to see who was being affected. One of the storms moved across northwest Oklahoma City. I called my parents and they told me that they had about a ten minute period of golf ball size hail. The warning said tennis ball size hail was possible as the storm moved toward Edmond.
One of the things that I noticed while reading the warnings was my good friend Doug Speheger was the person issuing the warnings from the National Weather Service in Norman. Now we change gears…
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Now back to the storms… while seeing a storm producing tennis ball size hail headed toward Edmond, and another storm producing golf ball size hail was moving through Norman (including Doug’s house – and the National Weather Center) – I figured it was time to give Doug a shout – knowing that he was the warning forecaster for this ongoing severe weather event. My message to him? “Do you like ranch or italian for your salad dressing?” I didn’t really expect anything back, but soon received: “Mmmm, ranch.”
Sometimes… I crack myself up……….