Severe Thunderstorm Warning 106, NWS Tulsa, OK

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION FOR EASTERN OKLAHOMA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TULSA OK
230 PM CDT MON APR 25 1994

LN OF STORMS THAT DVLPED ON LEADING EDGE OF MID LVL CAA STILL
HEADED FOR FA WITH BIGGER STORMS ON DRY LN BEHIND THEM. LEADING
STORMS MAY SLOW THEIR E MOVMT AND WAIT FOR DRY LN OR THEY MAY CONT
AND MOVE THRU AND FA MAY SEE 2ND RND A FEW HRS LATER. EXPECT SELS
TO HAVE TOR WATCH INTO THIS EVE OVR MOST OF FA...SO WILL CONT
THREAT OF SVR IN ZNS. DRY LN HAS SLOWED EWD MOVMT WITH MESONET
SHOWING 30-40 KNT SSW WINDS BEHIND IT. MODELS AGREE IN MOVING DRY
LN INTO NE OK THIS EVE WITH ETA THE SLOWEST. TMPS LUK TOO WARM
TONIGHT BEHIND DRY LN  AND TOO COOL ON TUE. FA WILL BE IN DRY SLOT
AND WITH LOTS OF SUN EXPECT H85 THETA TMPS TO EASILY MIX OUT WITH
DVV AND GUSTY SW WNDS. H85 THETA TMPS SUPPORT LOW/MID 80S AND LFM
MOS LUKS CLOSEST. WITH ABUNDANT SUN AND COLD MID/UP LVL TMPS
REMAINING OVR FA MAY SEE SOME ISO RW/TRW LATE TUE ESP IN SE/EC
WHERE SOME LLVL RESID MOIST MAY STILL BE ARND. COLD FNT APPROACHES
NRN ZNS BY WED MORN WITH UPPER FLOW NEARLY PARALLEL. FNT WILL PROB
CONT SLO MOVMT S ON WED BEFOR STOPING AHEAD OF NEXT UPPER SYS
DROPPING INTO SRN ROCKIES THUR. LATEST QPF DISC SIDED WITH ETA SOLN
IN LEAVING HVY PCP INTO SE OK TUE/TUE NITE WITH GULF STILL OPEN.
WITH UNCERTANTY WILL KEEP 20-30 POPS IN EC/SE ZNS THRU FCST. WILL
GO WITH COOL TMPS IN NRN ZNS WED AND WARM IN SRN ZNS WITH TIGHT
BAROCLINIC ZN ACROSS FA.

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TUL  056/084 052/068 046 6112
MLC  057/085 054/082 053 6222
BVO  052/082 048/065 XXX 6112
IDB  065/085 055/084 XXX 6433
.TUL...NONE.

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OKC113-117-252000-

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TULSA OK
159 PM CDT MON APR 25 1994

AT 1:55 PM RADAR INDICATED A STRONG THUNDERSTORM LOCATED NEAR STILLWATER
AND WAS MOVING NORTHEAST AT 45 MPH. THE STORM HAD WEAKENED DURING THE
PAST HOUR BUT WILL STILL PRODUCE HEAVY RAIN AS IT TRACKS INTO WESTERN
OSAGE AND WESTERN PAWNEE COUNTIES BY 3 PM.

AS OF 1:55 PM THERE WERE NO SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS IN EASTERN
OKLAHOMA. HOWEVER... CONDITIONS REMAIN FAVORABLE THIS AFTERNOON AND
EVENING FOR SEVERE THUNDERSTORM DEVELOPMENT AND PEOPLE IN EASTERN
OKLAHOMA SHOULD KEEP TUNED TO RADIO OR TELEVISION FOR FURTHER WEATHER
UPDATES.

OKZ054>077-252100-

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TULSA OK
255 PM CDT MON APR 25 1994

A TORNADO WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR PARTS OF EASTERN OKLAHOMA UNTIL
700 PM CDT.

AT 250 PM CDT A LINE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WAS SPREADING INTO
EASTERN OKLAHOMA.  THE LEADING EDGE OF THE SHOWERS AND STORMS EXTENDED
FROM 25 MILES NORTHEAST OF PONCA CITY TO 45 MILES WEST OF TULSA TO ADA
TO NEAR DURANT.  THE LINE OF STORMS WAS MOVING EAST NORTHEAST AT 25 MPH
AND WILL SPREAD INTO THE BARTLESVILL...TULSA...AND MCALESTER AREAS
BETWEEN 400 AND 500 PM.  THESE STORMS WERE NOT SEVERE AS OF 250 PM...AND
ONLY A LIMITED SEVERE WEATHER THREAT IS EXPECTED WITH THESE STORMS AS
THEY CONTINUE TO MOVE INTO EASTERN OKLAHOMA.

CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED TO BECOME INCREASINGLY FAVORABLE FOR SEVERE
THUNDERSTORMS IN EASTERN OKLAHOMA TOWARD EVENING AS ADDITIONAL
THUNDERSTORMS ARE FORECAST TO SPREAD OUT OF CENTRAL AND SOUTHWEST
OKLAHOMA AND TH:E STORMS NOW MOVING INTO THE AREA COULD EVENTUALLY
INTENSIFY.

ALL PERSONS IN EASTERN OKLAHOMA SHOULD CONTINUE TO LISTEN CLOSELY FOR
THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

OKZ054-252145-

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TULSA OK
344 PM CDT MON APR 25 1994

...TORNADO WATCH FOR PARTS OF EASTERN OKLAHOMA UNTIL 7 PM...

AT 340 PM...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RADAR IN TULSA INDICATED A STRONG
THUNDERSTORM JUST NORTH OF PAWHUSKA MOVING NORTHEAST AT 40 MILES AN
HOUR. A SECOND STRONG STORM WAS LOCATED IN NOBLE COUNTY NEAR MARLAND AND
RED ROCK. THIS STORM WAS ALSO MOVING NORTHEAST AT 40 MILES AN HOUR.

THESE STORMS MAY PRODUCE HEAVY RAIN AND SMALL HAIL AS THEY PASS NEAR
BIGHEART...BURBANK AND FORAKER IN OSAGE COUNTY BETWEEN NOW AND 430 PM.

STAY TUNED TO THIS STATION FOR THE LATEST WEATHER INFORMATION FROM THE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.