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Oklahoma Weather
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. Broken Arrow got hit. PJ
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We managed to avoid any damage other than a few limbs down in the yard; storm sirens went off in town but no funnels touched down within ten miles of here. Good to know both of your guys weathered the weather without any issues.
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Stay safe guys.
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Mother nature can be pretty violent at times, but I feel for those people who lost their homes and those who had severe damage to theirs. I think around Tulsa there were over 20,000 people without power. Not much you can do other than crawl into a hole and wait it out. Underground storm shelters are the norm around here. We got around 3 inches of rain, I understand some got 12inches, can you imagine! PJ
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We got a little over an inch here. We have had 11.72" in the past month which broke the previous record of 11.66" set back in 1957, right now we are a whopping 8.25" of rainfall ahead of our average. It is really good though because some of our lakes were at critical levels.