In today's episode of "Where's Waldo: Cold Front Edition" I give you the above Wind Chill and Heat Index map showing current conditions across the great state of Oklahoma...
That sharp contrast in temperature will focus strong to severe thunderstorm development this afternoon and evening. I still feel that southwest through central Oklahoma will have the highest threat of very large hail and a few tornadoes, with wind damage and some hail the primary threat further East this evening.
This close-up visible satellite image below shows clouds beginning to tower along the cold front from near Childress, TX up Northeast into southwestern Oklahoma at this hour:
All of the green and orange car symbols show the current location of storm chasers that are converging into the area in anticipation of the afternoon's developments.
If you live or have travel plans across the area this afternoon or evening, please be sure to stay alert and make sure that you have a way to receive severe weather warnings - no matter what time of day it is or where you might be.
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