Cold Supercells in South Central Oklahoma

An enhanced risk/5% tornado day across southern Oklahoma and North Texas with a sagging boundary. A storm was blowing up along I-35 near Wynnewood/Davis. This supercell looked good on radar.

Departing Norman

I hopped in with Chance and we headed southbound on I-35. We had to get through the construction traffic, getting beyond by 2pm.

The storm was clearly visible to our south as we headed down towards the storm, eventually exiting at the Davis/SH-7 exit.

Ended up near Pauls Valley where we found the source of tornadoes

Returning home to hail Norman

After returning home, it began to hail. The biggest hail I observed was smaller than golf ball. Most of this was around 1″ in diameter.

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• Stormtrack Reports Thread for May 25, 2025

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