Duke

[quote]Is there anything to it?[/quote] Yep. It's got plenty of energy to work with all alone like that. Looks like its starting to put a hook on the back and some rotation is showing up there too. ...

Left turn at a bad time. ...

Gots a little tds with it, so on the ground....

It's cycling back up now. ETA: 22k feet high on the debris. Damn!...

Ominous couplet and seeing debris signature on the CC. It's a big one. It's rain wrapped too. Carl Junction appears to have a direct hit. ...

Cell that's running north of Joplin looks ready to put down a tornado....

Plenty of energy to work with if anything can really get established. ...

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It's June, so no it won't. Going to be sheared to shit, all the rain off to the NE. ...

Yeah, sometimes it seems like rds knows some stuff. Even talked about how it was likely an end of the month concern. ...

Remember the Lee County tornado? There was a tiny MCD about 30 minutes before. ...

Never want to be in a MD that small....

Good bet that's on the ground. Not liking the last CC scan. NE OK over producing on the tornado front this evening. ...

Assume you're not. Anyone not currently in the main line could see a spin up over night, and possibly a stronger one. Not like a mile wide wedge, but be aware. ...

Going to call that a win. ...

Wouldn't be surprised if they kept themselves strong for a while. System is getting a little forcing kick as the system starts to pull off toward the NE tonight. ...

It'll work for our purposes. So the sounding from Norman tonight explains a lot, cap showed up stronger than earlier in the day and a little lower. ...

They'd need to get raging in a hurry. Not a lot of room to run....

Looking at the chasers on Twitter, it's a good thing today didn't play out as feared. Traffic jams in rural Oklahoma. Spotty cell service from overburdened systems. There's too many people chasing and there's going to be a high fatality event one of these days. ...

[quote]Is the dry line still out west Duke? [/quote] Yes, it wasn't going to encroach too far west anyway. [quote]The biggest concern from our local guys seems to be flooding. [/quote] Flooding is a real concern for most of Oklahoma tonight. The frontal boundary isn't moving much and there...