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TOR Warning west of OKC: THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NORMAN HAS ISSUED A

* TORNADO WARNING FOR...

SOUTHWESTERN BLAINE COUNTY IN NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA...

NORTHWESTERN CADDO COUNTY IN SOUTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA...

SOUTHEASTERN CUSTER COUNTY IN WESTERN OKLAHOMA...

* UNTIL 700 PM CDT

* AT 623 PM CDT...A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING A

TORNADO WAS LOCATED NEAR WEATHERFORD...MOVING EAST AT 15 MPH.

SPOTTERS REPORT A FUNNEL CLOUD WITH THIS STORM.

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TOR Warning west of OKC: THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NORMAN HAS ISSUED A

* UNTIL 700 PM CDT

* AT 623 PM CDT...A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING A

TORNADO WAS LOCATED NEAR WEATHERFORD...MOVING EAST AT 15 MPH.

SPOTTERS REPORT A FUNNEL CLOUD WITH THIS STORM.

If there is any tornado there, it will be close to I-40

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If there is any tornado there, it will be close to I-40

reflectivity presentation of the storm looks impressive and pretty classic... Storm merger is about to occur, so we will see if that strengthens or weakens it...
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Left last minute just before 1pm.  Was not sure if I wanted to chase today, but ended up having a partner and it worked out great.  I'm gonna go through my pictures, but we saw 4 funnels though I'm not sure if any actually made it down.  Also had good structure for awhile around I20.  

Not quite as pretty as 4/26 but not half bad either.

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Tomorrow has some good potential but the NAM has a weird SW moving MCS type thingy. 2015!

most of the high-res/global NWP shows a pretty to very good background environment for tomorrow in both winds and thermodynamics. But all of them basically point to it being messy, with a cluster/MCS type feature over NW OK/SW KS... Once again though, if any storm can be discrete/semi-discrete it will have a good shot at a tornado given the environment, and especially toward evening as the LLJ kicks in. 00Z NAM forecast soundings (which also shows that MCS) shows impressive low-level hodographs up and down the dryline. Great directional turning (meh as far as speeds go) throughout the entire wind profile as well. With maybe a VERY slight VBV in a few soundings/hodographs. Anyways, tomorrow looks like a day where there's never really too much tornado potential basing off of what models show as far as precip and storm mode, but there is a conditional chance if we can get a storm to be semi-discrete given the somewhat impressive environment.
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Two isolated supercells in W KS attm, both have hooks as well... And then the isolated discrete tornadic supercell in NE CO, which appears to have been producing a tornado for a while now.

Tornado watch out for the panhandles and W OK now too.

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