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Flash Flood Warnings all in the OKC metro right now . . .

Broad Sight risk in place for most of Oklahoma Tomorrow

HRRR for tomorrow is giving me some 7/11/20 vibes, though I don't think this event will be as intense as that one. If this gets upgraded to enhanced it's likely going to be a pretty big deal because enhanced risks in July here are about as rare as moderate/high risks during peak season.

Like most summer MCS events this should mainly be a wind threat.

Still at slight risk here for now for tomorrow. Hopefully we get a solid line out of this.

On a side note, I just found out that the back road from my town to Tulsa washed out into a creek last week during the heavy rains. That road is actually pretty heavily used, and I've used it several times even though it's on the opposite side of town as me so hopefully they get that fixed pretty quickly...

Yikes. Second enhanced risk in July here since 2013. The other one was last year...

A rare July slight risk for me in Longview, TX for Sunday.

Was in downtown doordashing and just got home ahead of the storms

Line just moved through here and it looks like we're just about done. This was a solid event for July. Insane rainfall and several severe gusts. Looks like the line is weakening a bit now that it's south of me. Overall a solid event.

EDIT: Apparently SPC thinks there may be another round coming through later tonight, although it should mainly be in MO.

73 degrees at the airport at 2pm in July!

Brent wrote:73 degrees at the airport at 2pm in July!

I'm enjoying every minute of it
As long as these below average temps don't stick around into winter lol

Weather Dude wrote:

Brent wrote:73 degrees at the airport at 2pm in July!

I'm enjoying every minute of it
As long as these below average temps don't stick around into winter lol

Lol see now that's where we differ

Brent wrote:

Weather Dude wrote:

Brent wrote:73 degrees at the airport at 2pm in July!

I'm enjoying every minute of it
As long as these below average temps don't stick around into winter lol

Lol see now that's where we differ

I'm assuming you mean the winter part? Yeah once it gets below 50 it's no bueno

Weather Dude wrote:

Brent wrote:73 degrees at the airport at 2pm in July!

I'm enjoying every minute of it
As long as these below average temps don't stick around into winter lol

Well, this is when the bad news comes in

Many Climate models are predicting yet again another nasty winter combined with a return of the La Niña.

On the flip side, it only got up to 84°F Yesterday at my house, with a Low of 63°F this morning, NW Oklahoma managed to get as low as 56°F!

Weather Dude wrote:

Brent wrote:

Weather Dude wrote:I'm enjoying every minute of it
As long as these below average temps don't stick around into winter lol

Lol see now that's where we differ

I'm assuming you mean the winter part? Yeah once it gets below 50 it's no bueno

Okay I'll give you most of the winter if we just have a couple snowstorms in between

Yeah those below zero temps in February now that was a tad much lol

Brent wrote:

Weather Dude wrote:

Brent wrote:
Lol see now that's where we differ

I'm assuming you mean the winter part? Yeah once it gets below 50 it's no bueno

Okay I'll give you most of the winter if we just have a couple snowstorms in between

Yeah those below zero temps in February now that was a tad much lol

I don't mind a snowstorm or two as long as it only lasts a couple days. But I'm not a cold weather guy lol

Brent wrote:

Weather Dude wrote:

Brent wrote:
Lol see now that's where we differ

I'm assuming you mean the winter part? Yeah once it gets below 50 it's no bueno

Okay I'll give you most of the winter if we just have a couple snowstorms in between

Yeah those below zero temps in February now that was a tad much lol

I made a reanalysis on the Coldest morning in February . . .

Orginally down to -12°F, but a further analysis showed it froze & bottomed out, but my neighbor to the south managed to record -22°F, this is now the coldest Temperature ever recorded at my house since my observations began in 2017 . . .

Weather Dude wrote:

Brent wrote:

Weather Dude wrote:I'm assuming you mean the winter part? Yeah once it gets below 50 it's no bueno

Okay I'll give you most of the winter if we just have a couple snowstorms in between

Yeah those below zero temps in February now that was a tad much lol

I don't mind a snowstorm or two as long as it only lasts a couple days. But I'm not a cold weather guy lol

Yeah I was still in Dallas then. It wasn't really that fun by the end lol

And we kept power mostly lol

As a new Denver/Lakewood resident. I'll start adding some CO weather in this thread as well. Been having consistent afternoon thunderstorms in the mountains. They are still dry, but the rain is helping.

Day 3 marginal risk here
You love to see it

Weather Dude wrote:Day 3 marginal risk here
You love to see it

Looks like it might be another active stretch. Pretty unusual summer continues