StormChazer

Yeah, loving this last bit!

Yeah, the flakes have gotten really big and heavy!

Some nice moderate to heavy snow coming down here in North Tulsa right now.

You almost wouldn't know it was snowing without lights outside with the small flakes in the dark.

Coming down at a nice rate, very small flakes. Not quite as powdery as the last snow, no winds to blow it around, so it looks nice coating everything. I'd say I've gotten 1/2-3/4 of an inch so far.

Show is about to start here in Owasso.

Walking back their totals in SE OK big time.

Just got off the phone with him. He said that's the distribution side of things(meaning customer focused and urban), whereas he works out in the rural areas actually laying down new pipe, etc, so he's doesn't have any info on it. Sorry!

This comment threw me because I'm currently working, and I hire inspectors across the country to work on oil/gas lines. One of our clients is Black Hills, and I actually have an inspector who works for us in Pea Ridge of all places. I can give him a call and see if he has an eta, he might be directly involved with this.

After the way it performed, I'm going to trust the NAM for now with this next storm.

May have a decent band about to come into Tulsa.

Yeah, it's almost noon and we've got light snow still forming to the west of Tulsa. Definitely not something most of the models picked up on at all...

Keep it coming!

TSA touches on this, says there's a chance we really bottom out. The snow is finally winding down across northeast Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas as the system continues to push off to the east and northeast. The latest mesoanalysis and radar imagery continues to suggest a little bit of enhanced frontogenetical banding continuing over northeast Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas. Locally moderate to heavy snowfall continues to be reported at this time. An additional inch of snow will be possible this morning through early this afternoon across far eastern Oklahoma and northwestern Arkansas. Behind this wave of snow, the clouds are breaking with mostly clear skies across much of central and southern Oklahoma with clearing skies moving into eastern Oklahoma. This clearing is expected to be short lived before clouds move in later this afternoon and evening. There is still some uncertainty in terms of cloud cover for this evening and overnight. If clouds scatter out or clear, temperatures will hit rock bottom tonight especially since winds will be light. AKA tonight will potentially be a perfect situation for intense radiational cooling with temperatures possibly lower than currently forecast. Confidence, however is not high enough at this time to adjust temperatures overnight from the previous forecast. Trends will continue to be monitored. The next wave of snow moves in by late morning or early afternoon tomorrow.

TSA on the next storm.(includes .2 in for Today's snow in Tulsa, and .9 in NW AR, so subtract that.)

What he said ^^^ It's funny because I see blue sky and these are some of the bigger flakes I've seen haha.

3K Nam

Didn’t think I’d wake to it still snowing in Tulsa, I won’t complain.

As of 10:00 PM

Owasso checking in. I honestly couldn’t tell you how much we’ve gotten so far, it’s just blowing around and I don’t have a good spot to measure(my back yard is to a pond and there’s drifts everywhere). But it’s been coming down nicely since about 4:45. Radar looks like it’s filling in near OKC, which bodes well for us up here in Tulsa. So far, I’m happy with this. Dry powdery snow is a new thing for me, so it’s odd that I can still see grass poking through, but then there’s a 1 and a half foot drift on the side of my house lol.

I know this break in snow is to be expected. But seeing OKC getting hammered with me sitting and waiting is making me anxious XD

06Z EURO has it wrapping up like the NAM. This is 3PM MONDAY.

Enjoying myself in N Tulsa right now. Couldn’t tell you how much we’ve gotten, it’s just blowing around all over the place haha.