Starting to get surface returns now out west and also out east.

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Keep an eye out on storms firing in Central and SE OK soon. Starting to see a few towers (circled in blue) going up pretty fast now. The yellow circled storm in the PH is currently severe warned.

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615pm-Severe storm warning for Harmon Co. Half dollar hail/60 mph wind gusts possible.

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New storm going up in Pott County. Small hail and gusty winds for righ tnow.

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Few storms popping up right over Moore and Norman. Small hail with them already.

Do we really have a chance for golf ball size hail in OKC? Somebody just told me this and I haven't heard it anywhere else.

Storm moving into Canadian County showing some strong with and decent rotation with it now...large hail very possible.

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Storm moving into Canadian County showing some strong with and decent rotation with it now...large hail very possible.

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Area mentioned in the images below had a reported 75 mph winds with trees uprooted and other damage.

Damaging winds coming into the Metro area.

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At 11:28 PM, Mustang [Canadian Co, OK] TRAINED SPOTTER reports TSTM WND GST of M72 MPH #OUN (https://twitter.com/hashtag/OUN?src=hash)

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At 11:36 PM, Mustang [Canadian Co, OK] TRAINED SPOTTER reports TSTM WND GST of M84 MPH #OUN (https://twitter.com/hashtag/OUN?src=hash)

OKLAHOMA CITY/WILEY,OK (PWA) ASOS reports gust of 59.0 knots (67.9 mph) from W @ 0453Z

How long will this stick around? I have to drive home. Just waiting it out right now...

Today looks relatively quiet for the most part. Marginal risk out all day but uncertainties with anything going up due to last night's storms. Clouds will limit instability some as well. Western OK is sunny at this time, so we might see a couple pop up along the dryline out there but the atmosphere is pretty worked over right now.

Tomorrow SPC removed the slight risk from much of the state (except far NE) and just has a marginal risk in eastern OK. Models really don't kick up much of anything, but the atmosphere could be very unstable ahead of the front/dryline by mid to late afternoon. We'll have to see if things are able to form.

Ok guys, How are things looking for our next round of storms starting on Sunday? What can we expect for next weeks rounds?

Thank You,

SPC has removed the risk area for much of North Central back through Southwest OK today. Marginal to Slight risk remains from Northeast through South Central and a Marginal Risk over far NW OK.

How are things shaping up for tomorrow?

How are things shaping up for tomorrow?

Tomorrow would probably be a moderate risk day if this was late April or May. Very high instability, composite indices pretty high (supercell and sig tor), but the entire thing appears as it will be shut down due to a strong cap reinforced by a dryslot moving over the area. Still need to keep an eye incase moisture remains in place.

Marginal risk today over South Central and Southeast Oklahoma. Slight Risk over much of NE OK. Enhanced Risk over extreme NE OK.

Few storms going up now overhead...nothing major expected.

Looks like the cap is weakening to the north.

For the readers in NE OK.

http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/watch/ww0017_radar.gif

For Central OK...dryline is starting to retreat to the west (cold front not here yet) so there will be a window until about 11 PM for an isolated storm to pop up. HRRR hints at it...

http://climate.cod.edu/data/forecast/HRRR/23/OKC/hrrrOKC_prec_radar_004.gif

What professional Android apps would you guys suggest for mobile weather coverage with good detail etc that is not for the general everyday public, but more for a weather knowledgeable person. I am trying to put together an few aps on my cell phone for severe weather coverage with great detail on warnings etc.

Next week appears to be a pretty busy week. 4 to 6 days of severe weather at least somewhere in Oklahoma appears to be getting pretty likely. Won't dive into a lot of details now (gotta work), but a quick overview...

Sunday - Very low severe risk, storms possible W OK.
Monday - One or two isolated storms, if they get through the cap they will probably be severe. High instability. Central OK best chance.
Tuesday - Chance of storms, likely severe if they form over SW to Central to NE OK. Very high instability.
Wednesday - Chance of storms, likely severe if they form. Best risk almost same area as Tuesday but possibly more wide spread. Very high instability in place.
Thursday - Chance of isolated storms, if they form will be severe. More isolated than Tue & Wed due to more inhibition. Best chances along and west of I-35 early evening, moving east.
Friday - Chance of storms, more widespread. Severe possible depending on how much day time heating we get or if it turns out to be an early show. Best chance Central and Eastern OK.
Saturday - Slight chance of storms Central to East, better SE OK with severe risk of storms form.

What professional Android apps would you guys suggest for mobile weather coverage with good detail etc that is not for the general everyday public, but more for a weather knowledgeable person. I am trying to put together an few aps on my cell phone for severe weather coverage with great detail on warnings etc.

Try PYKL3 Radar or Radarscope. They're each about $10 but they're pretty good radar apps. Choose one, they're both pretty similar.

Working on getting forecast put together for this coming week. General trend though...

First part of the week - isolated stuff, nothing lock in.

Wednesday & Thursday...have a plan in place and stay weather aware. One of these two days, if not both, will probably be Moderate Risk days.

Finally some CU going up along the dryline, we'll if it does anything.

I thought Thursday was going to be mostly big for eastern Oklahoma. Has it shifted westward to include OKC?

I thought Thursday was going to be mostly big for eastern Oklahoma. Has it shifted westward to include OKC?

No.

I'll do the next big update tomorrow morning after the models have been able to start sampling the data from the upper storm coming on shore.

No.

I'll do the next big update tomorrow morning after the models have been able to start sampling the data from the upper storm coming on shore.

You mistakenly posted in the March thread again :P

You mistakenly posted in the March thread again :P

Sunnavuh....