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Written by Reed Timmer   
Saturday, 13 June 2009 01:08

normanAn incredible supercell blew up along an outflow boundary right over Norman at around 10:00 pm CDT earlier this evening, and produced a nice tornado within 30 minutes after initiation!!  The tornado touched down near 48th and Lindsey street, and drifted slowly westward before roping out over east Norman, and appeared to be on the ground for at least 10 minutes.  Check out the radar image at right at around the time of the tornado.  Note the textbook hook echo even this extreme close proximity to the Twin Lakes radar site.

 

 

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0 #1 mommaokie 2009-06-13 05:49
I live between Lindsey and Alameda and between 12th and 24th. My children and I once we realized it was east of us, could see the wall cloud and lowered funnel from our home. I wish my dig. camera had not been dead, I would have had some great shots.

We never did get much rain, had some winds that topped only about 20mph, it was really calm most of the time actually. Wish we had a bit more lighting, we were looking between strikes.

I did notice some light damage in our neighboorhood this morning, trash cans and lawn chairs knocked over, thats about it.
 

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