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- Driver: Jake Stacken
- Location: Central
Oklahoma
- Duration: about 1.5
hours
- Significant
Events:
- high
winds
- heavy
rain
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- Driver: Bob
Fritchie
- Location: Western
Oklahoma
- Miles traveled:
- Duration: about
16.5 hours
- Significant
Events:
- 2
main supercells
- amazingly beautiful storm structure
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1 tornado
observed
- 2 other funnels observed
- 3
airborne cars on an amazing dirt road
- 8
alarm fire
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lightning pictures north of Kingfisher, OK
- transected cold-front on the way home
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observed hundreds of frogs/toads on roadways after
rainfall
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- Driver: Bob Fritchie
- Location:
Southeastern Oklahoma
- Miles
Traveled:
- Duration:
- Significant
Events:
- multiple funnels
- quarter sized hail
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April
17th:
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- Driver: Bob Fritchie
- Location:
south-central Kansas
- Distance
traveled:
- Duration: ~ 16.5
hours
- Significant
Events:
- wind
farm in north-western Oklahoma
- watched initiation at tripple-point for ~1
hour
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extremely large hail (~softball)
- 9 tornados observed
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amazingly frequent lightning
- scary
tornados and funnels backlit by lightning
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helped get 1 car out of mud (very comical)
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transected mesoscale boundaries several times
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- Driver:
- Location: central
Oklahoma
- Distance traveled:
~82 miles
- Duration: ~
- Significant
Events:
- 2 tornados observed
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- Driver: Bob
Fritchie
- Location:
south-central Kansas
- Distance
traveled:
- Duration: ~14.5
hours
- Significant
Events:
-
saved turtle in road
-
watched initiation near dryline
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witnessed mating cows (not pretty)
- soft
hail
- pretty optical phenomena
- long
lived, cyclic supercell
-
Argonia wedge
- F3
wedge in Conway Springs, KS
- 10
tornados observed
- Bob
got a dent in his car from getting stuck in the mud
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- Driver: Bob
Fritchie
- Location: central
Oklahoma
- Distance
traveled:
- Duration: ~4
hours
- Significant
Events:
-
awesome police officer guided us to highway at very high
speeds
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