For Thursday, 21 November, this threat will exist for southwest Oklahoma in the mid to late afternoon and push south through the night, where northwest Texas might get a few storms as well. Well, the cold front just enters northwest Oklahoma late Thursday night, closer to bedtime. (This is assuming it does not slow down or stall out.) Temps with it will be upper 20s and winds 15 - 20 mph. Out ahead of it, a chance for isolated severe weather, and I mean very isolated, could exist. Right now, I will say it will be a wind and hail threat, though, a focus on the hail threat. A couple stronger updrafts, with no cap and some extra support could lead to severe hail. I doubt anything would reach over an inch. Higher winds might exist, but I am not sold on severe winds yet. This and tomorrow will be majorly adjusted, I am sure, as we progress through the night. Ill try updating it again first thing in the morning.
Posted on: Wed, 20 Nov 2013 03:14:31 +0000
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