Nick McGee

If you play your cards right, you could see 0 tornadoes in Oklahoma for the rest of this month

@MattKoket If it’s Oklahoma, the let down happened before it ever started

I’m ready to be let down again, when does the inevitable downtrend start?

What do we even call this?

Is something happening tomorrow? Idk

@owentooelve Honestly I would say the past five years of OU football have been the opposite of boring in favor of chaos instead. That said, I can’t remember the last time I watched a Michigan offense and went “man, that’s electric”

@thundernick96 you are now the iowa of the sec which is boring af sorry?

this is the real blue blood tier list as of 2026

@Drewshearer444 Interestingly, looking at those obs, it looks like the winds are slightly backed in SW OK where the current Seymour storm is headed towards. If it can become SB as it moves into that region, that could get interesting.

Attempts at CI across NW TX are underway as observed by recent satellite imagery. This is occurring in the region of ascent moves in. These storms are likely to begin as elevated, but may evolve into SB supercells over time. This is something to watch in the next 1-3 hours.

@invertv_dcape We’ve swung from “will Oklahoma over-convect” back to “will Oklahoma convect at all” it seems

A very interesting scenario is developing across southwestern Oklahoma right now. Surface temperatures are a solid 7-8 degrees cooler across SW OK than the HRRR, and even 5-6 degrees (locally 10) cooler than the NAM due to lingering upper-level/mid-level clouds...

@itspikaaa @ponchoOKC

@ponchoOKC Not the same team as last time they played

If lakers beat OKC tomorrow, I’m getting extremely disrespectful

Things I've learned. There's no telling what storms like anymore

How'd we do? 01z vs 01z RRFS

@Sydney_Supple @OU_Softball That’s actually insane to think that three OU freshmen seasons would have been an SEC all-time HR record

Kendall Wells sets the record in March. For reference to the greatness we're seeing, I looked back at @OU_Softball history. Jocelyn Alo hit 30 home runs her freshman year. (2018) Lauren Chamberlain hit 30 home runs her freshman year. (2012)

@AZStormChase Target 3 - avoid the crowds and wall of water, and just shoot back towards the QLCS from far out and hopefully catch a sprite

I am incredibly torn between these two targets for today. Target 1 is closer to the WF, but is subject to more cloud cover. Target 2 has greater instability, but with greater forcing it’s more likely to go upscale sooner. Tough call. (Poll in comments)

@JON_SQUIER @On3 @SoftbalAmerica As an OU fan, I can agree with this take. OU is 7-2 vs top 25, but we currently have no top 10 wins and a loss to a certain California team we would like everybody to forget. Nebraska right now has the better SOR, we won’t truly know how good OU is until after the UT series.

@On3 @SoftbalAmerica I’m biased, but Nebraska has 9 top 20 wins. Of their 6 losses 4 of them were by 1 run to ranked opponents. They have earned it. Some others ahead of them have not.

NEW: College Softball Top 25 via @SoftbalAmerica🥎 Do you agree? on3.com/softball/news/…

@JaydonShawwx Beaver City, NE 1989 tornado

What are some elite ball knowledge photogenic tornadoes, like ones that not even weather nerds are going to know off the top of their head

@ben_williams_wx I would, in this hypothetical, bump my age up a few years so I could drive and chase the May 24, 2011 tornado outbreak

If you could go back in time and chase any tornado event ever what would it be? I may have location bias but I would probably go back and chase Joplin 2011 or Picher 2008…

@ThermoChaser @Get_EMLd Real

@Get_EMLd @thundernick96 Oklahoma is a no go anymore due to chaser convergence

Chase state tier list

@Get_EMLd NE OK is borderline “I’d rather not”, SE OK is squarely in “I’d rather die”… speaking from experience

@Get_EMLd Unless you’re in the bluffs of the far W panhandle, there’s not a much better feeling than seeing a western OK beautiful stacked LP supercell as the tall grass waves in the inflow. Would definitely put it in the same category as Kansas, albeit I agree as a whole KS is better.