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  1. #76

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    It should loosen the opposite direction the blade turns I think.... or I may have that backwards

  2. #77

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    Thanks, amigo . . .
    I guess I'll just have to call My LawnCare Expert.
    I don't know if he is right...or left...
    But for sure he ain't a-gonna leave to mud on the driveway. =)

    Apology: Everybody talks about the weather. Or not.

    Venture: Thank you for your forbearance and understanding.
    (did i spell forbearance rite?)
    And thanks a lot for bringing us that [dad-gumm-burned/blaimed] hailstorm a couple of weeks ago. =)

  3. #78

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    Rain is coming!!! Rain is coming!!!

  4. #79

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    This

  5. #80

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    Is it still June? Or is Venture sacking on creating a July thread?

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    If you look a few posts up, OKCisOK4me, then you'll see that venture had planned on adding July to the June thread since there wasn't enough of a change to warrant a new thread. I guess it just never happened.
    Still corrupting young minds

  7. #82

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    Sorry. We're all guilty of not looking a few posts up from time to time, lol.

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    Oh yeah, it happens to all of us However, it's not like the weather has changed, anyway. July might as well be June at this point.
    Still corrupting young minds

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    Yeah I put in a request to have one of the mods add July to the title since there wasn't much point in creating a new one. LOL

    I'll put in another request and see if they can update it for me.

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    Good amount of dust being kicked up over Southern Norman by this thing.

    SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING
    OKC027-087-142315-
    /O.NEW.KOUN.SV.W.0401.120714T2252Z-120714T2315Z/


    BULLETIN - IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED
    SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING
    NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORMAN OK
    552 PM CDT SAT JUL 14 2012


    THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NORMAN HAS ISSUED A


    * SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR...
    SOUTHEASTERN CLEVELAND COUNTY IN CENTRAL OKLAHOMA...
    EXTREME EAST CENTRAL MCCLAIN COUNTY IN CENTRAL OKLAHOMA...


    * UNTIL 615 PM CDT


    * AT 550 PM CDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE METEOROLOGISTS DETECTED
    A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING DAMAGING WINDS IN
    EXCESS OF 60 MPH. THIS STORM WAS LOCATED NEAR ETOWAH...MOVING
    SOUTHWEST AT 20 MPH.


    * LOCATIONS IMPACTED INCLUDE...
    PURCELL...SLAUGHTERVILLE...LEXINGTON...ETOWAH AND LAKE THUNDERBIRD.


    THIS INCLUDES INTERSTATE 35 BETWEEN MILE MARKERS 88 AND 98.


    PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...


    MOVE INSIDE A STURDY BUILDING UNTIL THE STORM HAS PASSED.


    &&


    LAT...LON 3493 9737 3512 9742 3528 9719 3511 9714
    3503 9714
    TIME...MOT...LOC 2250Z 54DEG 19KT 3510 9723

  11. #86

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    It keeps getting hotter at my house... was 96 and I was waiting for it to cool down before I mowed and now it's 99.

    Down to 91 so I can mow

  12. #87

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    OK, its getting close to fall garden planting time. Some of my vegetables won’t survive extreme heat particularly when they are very young. When is this hot high pressure system going to move on?
    I need to plant things in the next 10 days or so, or the production will be limited this fall.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ou48A View Post
    OK, its getting close to fall garden planting time. Some of my vegetables won’t survive extreme heat particularly when they are very young. When is this hot high pressure system going to move on?
    I need to plant things in the next 10 days or so, or the production will be limited this fall.
    We might get into a Northwest flow pattern by early August but right now I wouldn't bet on it. The ridge is firmly entrenched and no indication of it moving. At this point we very well could remain in this setup until the end of August or early September. Of course if we could El Nino going faster that could help bring the jetstream back south sooner.

  14. #89

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    Quote Originally Posted by venture79 View Post
    We might get into a Northwest flow pattern by early August but right now I wouldn't bet on it. The ridge is firmly entrenched and no indication of it moving. At this point we very well could remain in this setup until the end of August or early September. Of course if we could El Nino going faster that could help bring the jetstream back south sooner.
    Thanks Venture
    Last night Gary England said that we might see slightly cooler weather this next Thursday and Friday.
    As far as fall gardening goes that’s probably going to be my best shot.
    I ‘m sure glad I don’t depend on growing things in Oklahoma to make a living.

  15. #90

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    slightly cooler could be 100 *lol*

  16. #91

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    Current conditions at

    Norman / Max Westheimer
    106°F
    Humidity32%
    Wind Speed N 9 mph
    Barometer 30.02 in
    Dewpoint 70°F (21°C)
    Visibility 10.00 mi


    Heat Index116°F

  17. #92

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    NOAA says drought to possibly extend and remain virtually intact through October. Yikes.
    http://climatecrocks.com/2012/07/20/...l-linger-noaa/

  18. #93

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    Quote Originally Posted by ou48A View Post
    Current conditions at

    Norman / Max Westheimer
    106°F
    Humidity32%
    Wind Speed N 9 mph
    Barometer 30.02 in
    Dewpoint 70°F (21°C)
    Visibility 10.00 mi


    Heat Index116°F
    Norman is getting a lot of heat today Yesterday was the hottest day of the year in Stillwater with 106. If forecasted high of 110 works out it will be topped.


  19. #94

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    Sitting here sipping a large glass of ice tea with a ceiling fan on me and the thermoset set on 73 sure has me nostalgic for my old outdoor hard working days and for my football 2 days. not.....

    It’s now 108 at Norman / Max Westheimer

  20. #95

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    Im beginning to really hate the phrase "heat dome".

  21. #96

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    Current conditions at Norman / Max Westheimer
    Partly Cloudy 109°F…… Heat Index 117°F

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    Severe weather statement
    national weather service norman ok
    408 pm cdt fri jul 20 2012


    okc069-099-123-202130-
    /o.con.koun.sv.w.0405.000000t0000z-120720t2130z/
    murray ok-pontotoc ok-johnston ok-
    408 pm cdt fri jul 20 2012


    ...a severe thunderstorm warning remains in effect until 430 pm
    cdt for northeastern murray...southwestern pontotoc and extreme
    northwestern johnston counties...


    At 407 pm cdt...national weather service meteorologists detected a
    severe thunderstorm capable of producing damaging winds in excess
    of 60 mph. This storm was located near fitzhugh...moving southwest
    at 20 mph.

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    MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 1520
    NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
    0345 PM CDT FRI JUL 20 2012

    AREAS AFFECTED...SRN/WRN OK...NRN TX...ERN TX PANHANDLE

    CONCERNING...SEVERE POTENTIAL...WATCH UNLIKELY

    VALID 202045Z - 202315Z

    PROBABILITY OF WATCH ISSUANCE...5 PERCENT

    SUMMARY...A VERY ISOLATED SVR MICROBURST POTENTIAL WILL EXIST THIS
    AFTERNOON...AND THE ISSUANCE OF A WW IS UNLIKELY.

    DISCUSSION...OKLAHOMA MESONET OBSERVATIONS INDICATE THAT A SFC
    HOT-THERMAL AXIS -- TEMPS FROM 105 TO 109 DEGREES -- ARCS FROM NW OK
    THROUGH THE OKC METRO AREA AND FARTHER SE INTO SERN OK. A SFC TROUGH
    ALIGNS WITH THERMAL AXIS...WITH A REMNANT/DIFFUSE STATIONARY FRONT
    DRAPED NEARLY W-E JUST NORTH OF THE THERMAL AXIS. OVERLAPPING THE
    SRN FRINGES OF THE HOTTEST SFC TEMPERATURES...A RIBBON OF ENHANCED
    MID-LEVEL MOISTURE PER WATER VAPOR IMAGERY EXTENDS FROM THE ERN TX
    PANHANDLE TROUGH SRN OK/NRN TX AND FARTHER EAST ACROSS SRN AR/NRN
    LA...WITH 700-MB DEWPOINTS IN EXCESS OF 6C PER 12Z RAOBS. DEEP
    BOUNDARY-LAYER CIRCULATIONS AMIDST THIS RELATIVE MAXIMUM IN MOISTURE
    HAVE ALLOWED VERY ISOLATED STORMS TO DEVELOP. THIS DEVELOPMENT HAS
    BEEN AIDED BY ASCENT ALONG THE TROUGH...AND PERHAPS BY A REMNANT
    MID-LEVEL CIRCULATION NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF I-35 AND THE RED
    RIVER WHICH HAS BECOME INCREASINGLY ILL-DEFINED THROUGH THE DAY.

    WEAK FLOW THROUGH THE LOW/MID LEVELS PER AREA VWP DATA WILL FOSTER A
    PULSE CONVECTIVE MODE AND DISORGANIZED CONVECTION...MOVING SLOWLY
    SSWWD/SWWD. HOWEVER...VERY STEEP LOW-LEVEL LAPSE RATES OWING TO THE
    HOT SFC TEMPERATURES -- SUPPORTING DCAPE WELL IN EXCESS OF
    1000 J/KG -- WILL PROMOTE STRONG MICROBURSTS THROUGH THE AFTERNOON.
    GIVEN THESE THERMODYNAMIC CONDITIONS...VERY ISOLATED INSTANCES OF
    SVR WIND GUSTS CANNOT BE RULED OUT WITH THE STRONGEST STORMS.

    ..COHEN/HART.. 07/20/2012

  24. #99

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    power flickered here in central OKC.

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    Slight Risk of severe weather today for Central into Northeast Oklahoma.

    ...OK THROUGH MID MS VALLEY REGION...

    OTHER STORMS WILL REDEVELOP AND INTENSIFY ALONG SWRN EXTENSION OF
    FRONT AND PRE-FRONTAL OUTFLOW BOUNDARIES FROM THE MID MS VALLEY INTO
    NRN PARTS OF THE SRN PLAINS. MOST OF THIS REGION WILL REMAIN SOUTH
    OF THE STRONGER FLOW ALOFT ASSOCIATED WITH AMPLIFYING UPPER TROUGH.
    HOWEVER...THE THERMODYNAMIC ENVIRONMENT WILL FAVOR A THREAT OF
    ISOLATED DAMAGING WIND AND DOWNBURSTS WITH MULTICELL CONVECTION AS
    LOW LEVEL LAPSE RATES STEEPEN ALONG THERMAL AXIS.

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