Severe weather where I live results in maybe an outdoor chair tipping over. Serious question for people in Oklahoma, Texas etc. what’s it like at night when it’s time to sleep? Do you go to sleep or are you up all night nervous that your in the path of a tornado? Do they mainly occur during the day?
Don’t think it matters what time of day. Thankfully for radar(and lightning) they can usually tell if there’s a tornado. Also more and more people are buying underground shelters for a couple thousand. I don’t sleep though. You don’t rely on the sirens. If it has a hook and it’s coming to you. You’re already in the shelter.
The shelter is ready during storm season. A NOAA weather radio is pretty common in tornado alley. It will wake you up if a tornado warning is issued while you're asleep. Hell, it'll wake up the whole house. But I tend to watch the radar and see what the predictions are on busy weather nights during the Spring and Fall before I go to bed. It's just a part of life here, but the chances of being in the path are relatively low. Still want to take shelter to be on the safe side.
You ask a really good question. I hope I can answer it to some degree. I probably don’t speak for most of us and certainly don’t want to suggest that I do. I live in east central Oklahoma and tornados occur fairly evenly between late afternoon and night. We are blessed on several fronts here. Our television stations have invested millions in the finest radar technology, helicopters, chasers, accomplished severe weather meteorologist and competent support staff. It truly is second to none. The NWS Severe Prediction Center in Norman, world class meteorological educational and research facilities at OU combined with the latest technological advancements in cell and tv notification systems allows the majority of us to just go on to bed. If severe weather pops up in our area, especially tornado activity, our phones and tv’s go off with ear splitting alerts. No one could sleep through it. Most of us Okies grew up here and we know what to look for. You can “feel” those days because the air is just “different”. Also, local tv stations alert us days before as to when we need to be paying attention. It can get a little stressful but, as with anything, you just learn to accept it and live with it. Have a great one!
When a tornado is heading toward a town, they will say it as many times as they can to get the word out in case people are just starting to tune in. If you live in the path, you are thankful.
every home owner every rent house/apartments every trailer/mobile home every business should have a storm shelter put in free by the state if they can not afford it.....all the money wasted on illegal aliens should go to americans safety first...it should be oklahomas top priority
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Watching from the UK, respect to those chasers keeping all you Americans safe x
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Thanks. The job is crazy but worth it.
Mike Morgan best weather man on TV in the US I live in AZ love watching him in Tornado season.
James spann too!
He sure is!
I have family in Odessa Tx. and in Perry Oklahoma, even in other parts of Oklahoma. My dad and my brother's last name is Dunn.
Severe weather live coverage from the 4Warn Storm Team at KFOR in Oklahoma City.
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Watching in West Virginia to keep up with how my family and friends down there are doing. I so appreciate this channel!
I am from Huntington
Near Odessa and Midland, Tx. tornado but all is ok.....
Well crap here we go again.
This seems like a repeat of yesterday. When will it end. :(
Severe weather where I live results in maybe an outdoor chair tipping over. Serious question for people in Oklahoma, Texas etc. what’s it like at night when it’s time to sleep? Do you go to sleep or are you up all night nervous that your in the path of a tornado? Do they mainly occur during the day?
Weather radio or phone alerts set for your city or county can wake you. Tornados can happen at night which makes them even more dangerous.
Don’t think it matters what time of day. Thankfully for radar(and lightning) they can usually tell if there’s a tornado. Also more and more people are buying underground shelters for a couple thousand. I don’t sleep though. You don’t rely on the sirens. If it has a hook and it’s coming to you. You’re already in the shelter.
The shelter is ready during storm season. A NOAA weather radio is pretty common in tornado alley. It will wake you up if a tornado warning is issued while you're asleep. Hell, it'll wake up the whole house. But I tend to watch the radar and see what the predictions are on busy weather nights during the Spring and Fall before I go to bed. It's just a part of life here, but the chances of being in the path are relatively low. Still want to take shelter to be on the safe side.
Go there and see for you're self
You ask a really good question. I hope I can answer it to some degree. I probably don’t speak for most of us and certainly don’t want to suggest that I do. I live in east central Oklahoma and tornados occur fairly evenly between late afternoon and night. We are blessed on several fronts here. Our television stations have invested millions in the finest radar technology, helicopters, chasers, accomplished severe weather meteorologist and competent support staff. It truly is second to none.
The NWS Severe Prediction Center in Norman, world class meteorological educational and research facilities at OU combined with the latest technological advancements in cell and tv notification systems allows the majority of us to just go on to bed. If severe weather pops up in our area, especially tornado activity, our phones and tv’s go off with ear splitting alerts. No one could sleep through it. Most of us Okies grew up here and we know what to look for. You can “feel” those days because the air is just “different”. Also, local tv stations alert us days before as to when we need to be paying attention. It can get a little stressful but, as with anything, you just learn to accept it and live with it. Have a great one!
Is Mike ok?
Why is this in my recommended? Does TH-cam know that I used to live in OKC?
i live okc
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Not trying to be rude, but How many time did he say Perry?
When a tornado is heading toward a town, they will say it as many times as they can to get the word out in case people are just starting to tune in. If you live in the path, you are thankful.
Literally Mike-ing rn.
Lubbock Texas UNDER THE TORNADO WATCH
Hey guy you buy tornado video
How tf is this live with 2 years ago messages?
Wait.. why are there "T-storm" watches and warnings?
Or.. is that ment to be "severe T-storm" ?
Yes... Just a shortening of it
@@peachxtaehyung i dont even remember this comment. I mightve been pn something or just dumb for younger me to not realize.
@@feathertail8996 lol it was only a year ago was you just getting into weather at the time? But either way it's ok :)
@@peachxtaehyung i was into weather since 2nd grade. Im in 9th now. The fact i was this dumb shocks mem
thank god I won the Oklahoma GeoBee and yeeted out of Oklahoma the day before
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every home owner every rent house/apartments every trailer/mobile home every business should have a storm shelter put in free by the state if they can not afford it.....all the money wasted on illegal aliens should go to americans safety first...it should be oklahomas top priority
Oklahoma is in tornado alley
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