October 30-November 4, 2024 | Severe Weather/Tornado Outbreak

[ElectricStorm]

After a very boring last few months in the Plains, fall severe weather season has finally arrived with multiple troughs coming through over the next couple weeks. We start today with a 10 hatched enhanced risk 

The next system already highlighted by SPC behind it: 

2024 currently sits at 4th place for Oklahoma tornadoes since records began in 1950 at 112. 2011 is 3rd at 119 so depending on how the next several days go we could reach that number. Crazy active year continues after a long break. 

Edited November 14 by ElectricStorm

[Chinook]

This should get more active with severe storms and perhaps some dangerous tornadoes. There is not a tornado watch for northern Kansas at this time.

[ElectricStorm]

10 hatched expanded south and now includes the OKC metro. Discrete cells firing SW of here now. Could be an interesting evening 

[ElectricStorm]

Cold front is now ahead of the line approaching OKC so tornado threat should be gone. Still a wind threat though. 

Edited October 31 by ElectricStorm

[Chinook]

some radar images from tonight

last chance for a big supercell might be ongoing north of Tulsa, but I think I'm going to say this was a bust on the tornadoes, and a somewhat successful forecast on wind/hail... maybe.

 

[ElectricStorm]

Yeah trending towards a total bust tornado-wise. I don't think I've even seen a single tornado warning let alone anything confirmed. Hopefully these trends continue. Weakening line just came through here nothing crazy but better than anything we've had over the last few months 

[ElectricStorm]

Tornado warning now for Stillwell, OK about to move into AR. 

Also looking through Twitter there may have been a tornado near Wyandotte earlier 

[Chinook]

this might make things exciting (or flooding) for Oklahoma

Edited November 2 by Chinook

[Chinook]

thick supercell for November

[ElectricStorm]

Potentially strong tornado with PDS warning in OKC metro. More supercells behind it along with the QLCS. I might be up for a while...

[StormfanaticInd]

4 minutes ago, ElectricStorm said:

Potentially strong tornado with PDS warning in OKC metro. More supercells behind it along with the QLCS. I might be up for a while...

Hate night time tornadoes 

[ElectricStorm]

Massive CC drop near Comanche, potentially violent tornado in progress. NWS Norman taking way too long issuing warnings tonight. Don't usually see this from them

[voltwaffle]

Sirens went off about 10 minutes ago. Could see from the radar there was definitely rotation.

[ElectricStorm]

Dawg

[Chinook]

by the way, Today and tomorrow now have 10% tornado risks and 30% wind risks

 

reports from "yesterday," that is, from before 12z. I hope everybody is alright in Oklahoma. I don't know if there have been severe damages or death/injury.

 

[Chinook]

this was not on the storm reports that I just posted-- the report of 5 NNE Byers, Clay County Texas was south of this. Rather oddly, the UTC time system is extremely helpful for nights like last night, when 1:01AM existed twice in the same night.

Edited November 3 by Chinook

[ElectricStorm]

At least EF2 damage in OKC, EF1 in Newcastle and at least EF3 near Harrah (the bold PDS warning in my last post). Craziest 2% day I've ever been in

Still several others yet to be surveyed 

Edited November 3 by ElectricStorm

[Chinook]

very high 3000-3500 J/kg of CAPE for this time of year

 

Edited November 3 by Chinook

[ElectricStorm]

Let's not 

[Chinook]

this has everything.

I hope those aren't tornadoes in Oklahoma

[Chinook]

this storm is a long way from each radar, but could be a tornado at Lone Grove/Ardmore

[ElectricStorm]

Big expansion of the 10 hatched 

[StormfanaticInd]

Radar indicated tornado warning Okc

[ElectricStorm]

PDS warning for Nowata, OK 

[ElectricStorm]