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Glub Glub
At 8:30 am, the Mesonet site at Vinita had no precipitation since midnight. Less
than five hours later, they have 7.04 inches, and it's still raining. Heavy
storms have continuously formed and trained over the extreme northeastern corner
of the state, meaning Vinita is getting the proverbial gully-washer (do they have
gullies in Vinita)?
The Vinita meteogram give a good view of how the molehill has become a mountain.
For what it's worth, The 500-year 6-hour rainfall event for the Vinita area
is approximately 7 inches, so that has been surpassed with an hour to spare.
Meanwhile, Boise City has now gone 241 days without at least a quarter of inch
during at least one of those days.
The have-too-much folks vs. the have-nots scenario continues. Fasten your
seatbelts ... it's going to be a bumpy night.
Gary McManus
Associate State Climatologist
Oklahoma Climatological Survey
(405) 325-2253
gmcmanus@mesonet.org
May 23 in Mesonet History
Record | Value | Station | Year |
---|---|---|---|
Maximum Temperature | 112°F | ALTU | 2000 |
Minimum Temperature | 40°F | EVAX | 2017 |
Maximum Rainfall | 9.67″ | VINI | 2011 |
Mesonet records begin in 1994.
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