This southern plains flooding is breaking so many records. OKC metro area is FAR past the record for wettest month since records began in 1890. When I checked a few days ago, they were around 20" (0.5m) of rain for May. Roads are eroding away, lakes and rivers are overflowing, and dams are having to release water. Many cities across the south have large areas with cars almost fully underwater. A few drownings and a number of missing people. Tornadoes seem even more abundant than usual all across Tornado Alley.
At the start of the month, it was already catastrophic in Oklahoma and northern Texas. One day around OKC there was 'large apple' size hail, tornadoes one after another, intense flooding, half a foot of rain in two hours, several notable earthquakes (unrelated but only recently common), and some zoo bears escaped.
Warming up for a rapture apparently.
At the start of the month, it was already catastrophic in Oklahoma and northern Texas. One day around OKC there was 'large apple' size hail, tornadoes one after another, intense flooding, half a foot of rain in two hours, several notable earthquakes (unrelated but only recently common), and some zoo bears escaped.
Warming up for a rapture apparently.
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