[Namron] Native Storms formerly flooding

[marc adkins]

Tend to agree. When I am not getting hit on the head with sticks my other
Insane hobby is volunteering for the city of Moore Emergency Management
office as one of his weather spotters.  But I digress, Keep in mind that
Norman has more severe weather metrologists than any other area in the
world. Couple that with very active "OFFICIAL"( don't get me on that
soapbox) spotter programs in the area and you can get a pretty good idea
where the storm is heading and what it's going to do. If you can access what
freqs the spotters are using you can get a real time view of what's going
on. Ageneses claims that she knows when the storm is bad based on our voice
inflections over the radio.
Lord Wilhelm von Winkleried (OHSS)
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From: "Owen" <owenstott at yahoo.com>
To: <namron at ansteorra.org>
Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 10:35 AM
Subject: Re: [Namron] flooding


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Having been through earthquakes and tornado's. I prefer tornado's with the
national storm center in our town. and the fine up to date storm coverage we
get here. After a while you learn how to read the radar images and know when
to duck..
where the science of earthquakes predictions is still a guess at best..




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