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May 26th, 29th, and 30th 2021: Severe Storms, Tornadoes, and Rainfall

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Overview

The period of May 23rd through May 30th brought a highly active weather pattern to the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles, with most days featuring either severe thunderstorms or the plausible threat of the development of severe thunderstorms. A Watch was issued on 7 of these 8 days; 5 days with a Severe Thunderstorm Watch and 2 with a Tornado Watch. Either large hail, damaging winds, wind damage, or tornadoes were reported on 5 of these 8 days. Two of these days, May 26th and May 30th, featured multiple tornadoes, with May 29th featuring a notable supercell in Cimarron County.

May 26th, an upper level storm system, initially over the southwestern United States, approached the area and sent various disturbances across the region. With ample moisture, instability, and increased wind shear, thunderstorms initiated along a dryline and progressed towards the northeast and east. A couple of the storms became supercells, which were the cause of the 4 reported tornadoes on this date. The only tornado that affected damage indicators occurred in the Perryton area, which received a rating of EF-0 with estimated wind speeds up to 75 mph. The longest tracked tornado, which occurred north of Gruver, was caught on video by multiple storm chasers with a path length approaching 1.9 miles.

May 29th, storms developed on the higher terrain to our west and threatened the western Panhandles. During the evening hours, a supercell thunderstorm tracked into the western Oklahoma Panhandle from southeastern Colorado. Despite contemporaneous reports from multiple chasers that a large tornado was in progress, following the viewing of later video and picture evidence, the collection of testimony from other chasers in the area, and the completion of a damage survey that found no damage, it was concluded that no tornado occurred with this supercell. While no tornado occurred, this supercell was a prolific hail producer, with multiple reports of baseball size hail. Given the sparse road network, it is possible that the largest hailstones generated by this storm were not located by storm spotters. Later that night, a robust line of storms entered the western Texas Panhandle from New Mexico, with an 86 mph wind gust recorded by the West Texas Mesonet site southwest of Romero.

May 30th, persistent low level winds out of the east brought substantial moisture to the region, allowing thunderstorms to break out as an upper level disturbance approached from the southwest. With surface winds out of the east in place underneath winds aloft out of the southwest, low level wind shear was sufficient for multiple tornadoes to develop with some of these thunderstorms. A total of 13 tornadoes were confirmed. Seven tornadoes occurred in Cimarron County, mainly in the vicinity of Felt, all of which occurred over open land, resulting in no EF rating being assigned to any of these tornadoes. Six tornadoes occurred in Dallam and Sherman Counties, all of which were rated EF-0 or were unable to be rated due to a lack of damage indicators. Additionally, heavy rainfall occurred in many locations given the large amount of moisture in place, with flash flooding occurring in Amarillo, Canyon, and Wellington. Some locations received more than 4 inches of rainfall.

 

Tornadoes:

Tornado - North of Gruver #1
Hansford County

Date May 26th, 2021
Time (Local) 5:56pm - 6:00pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 1.9 miles
Max Width 20.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

The track of this tornado was not accessible by road as it moved through a farm field, but was noted on radar and documented by storm chasers in the area.

 

Tornado - North of Gruver #2
Hansford County

Date May 26th, 2021
Time (Local) 6:14pm - 6:15pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 0.8 miles
Max Width 20.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

The track of this tornado was not accessible by road as it moved through a farm field, but was noted on radar and documented by storm chasers in the area.

 

Tornado - North of Waka
Ochiltree County

Date May 26th, 2021
Time (Local) 7:34pm - 7:36pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 1.3 miles
Max Width 20.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

The track of this tornado is not accessible by road, but was noted on radar with it being reported or documented by trained spotters, a sheriff's deputy, and storm chasers in the area.

 

Tornado - Perryton
Ochiltree County

Date May 26th, 2021
Time (Local) 8:14pm - 8:16pm CDT
EF Rating EF0
Est. Peak Winds 75 mph
Path Length 0.9 miles
Max Width 20.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

A tornado developed over south Perryton, continuing for two minutes before lifting from a field just northeast of the local golf course. Indicators of this tornado included damage to a sign, garage doors being blown out, siding off of an apartment building being blown off, a fence being blown over, and broken tree branches. A brief video was also captured of the tornado which helped establish the time of occurrence.

 

The Enhanced Fujita (EF) Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories:

EF0
Weak
65-85 mph		 EF1
Moderate
86-110 mph		 EF2
Significant
111-135 mph		 EF3
Severe
136-165 mph		 EF4
Extreme
166-200 mph		 EF5
Catastrophic
200+ mph
ef-scale

 

Photos & Video

 

Photo Photo
Tornado near Waka
(Jeff Staton)		 Supercell thunderstorm near Perryton
(Matt Woods)

 

Photo Photo
Tornado near Waka
(Thomas Beal)		 Funnel cloud over Pampa; this did not touch down
(Armando Garcia III)

 

Radar

 

Radar loop with warnings from the May 26th, 2021 severe weather event. Radar, warnings from NWS; animation from Iowa Environmental Mesonet

 

Storm Reports

LSR Map
Map of non-tornado storm reports from May 26th, 2021. Reports from NWS; map courtesy Iowa Environmental Mesonet.

 

This table contains all non-tornado reports received on May 26th, 2021. For information on the tornadoes, see the tornado section at the top of this tab.

Report Time (CDT) County Location State Event Type Magnitude Source Lat Lon Remark
2021/05/26 17:16 POTTER 4 NW WASHBURN TX HAIL 1.25 STORM CHASER 35.21 -101.63 MOSTLY HALF INCH TO QUARTER, A FEW HALF DOLLAR SIZE HAIL.
2021/05/26 18:14 CARSON 3 WSW PANHANDLE TX HAIL 1 STORM CHASER 35.32 -101.43  
2021/05/26 18:28 HANSFORD 7 NNE GRUVER TX HAIL 3 STORM CHASER 36.34 -101.35 LATE REPORT OF 3 INCH HAIL RECEIVED WITH PICTURE.
2021/05/26 18:29 CARSON PANHANDLE TX HAIL 1.5 TRAINED SPOTTER 35.34 -101.39  
2021/05/26 18:33 HANSFORD 8 NNE GRUVER TX HAIL 2 STORM CHASER 36.36 -101.36 REPORT RECEIVED VIA SPOTTER NETWORK.
2021/05/26 18:38 HANSFORD 8 NNE GRUVER TX HAIL 2.75 STORM CHASER 36.36 -101.35 LATE STORM CHASER REPORT OF BASEBALL SIZE HAIL.
2021/05/26 18:40 CARSON 1 N PANHANDLE TX HAIL 2 PUBLIC 35.36 -101.38 TWITTER REPORT WITH PICTURE OF MEASURED 2 INCH HAIL.
2021/05/26 18:42 BEAVER BRYANS CORNER OK HAIL 0.88 EMERGENCY MNGR 36.62 -100.82 ACCUMULATING HAIL OCCURRING.
2021/05/26 18:49 CARSON 4 SW PANHANDLE TX HAIL 2.5 PUBLIC 35.31 -101.43 PICTURE RECEIVED VIA TWITTER.
2021/05/26 18:53 CARSON PANHANDLE TX HAIL 2.5 PUBLIC 35.35 -101.38 PICTURE RECEIVED VIA TWITTER.
2021/05/26 18:56 POTTER 7 E AMARILLO TX TSTM WND GST 60 ASOS 35.22 -101.71 RICK HUSBAND INTL AIRPORT ASOS MEASURED 60 MPH WIND GUST.
2021/05/26 19:05 HANSFORD 9 NW WAKA TX TSTM WND GST 77 MESONET 36.36 -101.18 PALO DURO RESERVOIR 1 NW.
2021/05/26 19:14 BEAVER 3 N ELMWOOD OK HAIL 1.25 EMERGENCY MNGR 36.66 -100.52  
2021/05/26 19:39 CARSON 5 N PANHANDLE TX HAIL 2.5 TRAINED SPOTTER 35.42 -101.38  
2021/05/26 19:45 OCHILTREE 8 N FARNSWORTH TX HAIL 0.75 PUBLIC 36.43 -100.94 REPORT FROM MPING: DIME (0.75 IN.).
2021/05/26 20:11 CARSON 4 NE WHITE DEER TX HAIL 1 TRAINED SPOTTER 35.46 -101.12  
2021/05/26 20:11 BEAVER 7 E ELMWOOD OK TSTM WND GST 62 MESONET 36.62 -100.39  
2021/05/26 20:14 CARSON 1 S SKELLYTOWN TX HAIL 1 TRAINED SPOTTER 35.55 -101.17  
2021/05/26 20:20 OCHILTREE 2 N PERRYTON TX HAIL 2.5 TRAINED SPOTTER 36.43 -100.8 GOLF BALL TO TENNIS BALL SIZE HAIL REPORTED.
2021/05/26 20:23 OCHILTREE 8 E PERRYTON TX HAIL 2.5 STORM CHASER 36.39 -100.67  
2021/05/26 20:47 OCHILTREE PERRYTON TX FLOOD   TRAINED SPOTTER 36.39 -100.8 TRAINED SPOTTER REPORTS WATER OVER ROADWAY ON 9TH AND MAIN AS WELL AS 15TH AND MAIN.
2021/05/26 20:47 GRAY 2 N PAMPA TX HAIL 1 TRAINED SPOTTER 35.57 -100.97  

 

 

Rain Reports

Precip Map
Rainfall estimate map created using a combination of radar (AHPS) data and ASOS, AWOS, West Texas Mesonet, Oklahoma Mesonet, CoCoRaHS, and COOP rain gauge data.

Zero Confirmed Tornadoes:

On Saturday May 29th, 2021, several nighttime pictures and videos were taken by spotters and storm chasers of an ominous large cloud lowering in northwestern Cimarron County. This cloud lowering was near the ground within the updraft of a supercell tracking southeast out of Colorado. However, no damage was found to support that a large tornado occurred. Since then, other images and video from different vantage points, along with testimony from other storm chasers in the area, suggest this may have been a very large scud cloud aided by cool southeast upslope flow.


Photos & Video

Photo Photo
2.25" diameter hailstones found 6 miles north of Kenton
(Joe Moore)		 Supercell near Black Mesa Park
(Ryan Nostrud)

 

Radar

 

Radar loop with warnings from the May 29th, 2021 severe weather event. Radar, warnings from NWS; animation from Iowa Environmental Mesonet

 

Storm Reports

Radar Image
Map of non-tornado storm reports from May 29th, 2021. Reports from NWS; map courtesy Iowa Environmental Mesonet.

This table contains all non-tornado reports received on May 29th, 2021. For information on the tornadoes, see the tornado section at the top of this tab.

Report Time (CDT) County Location State Event Type Magnitude Source Lat Lon Remark
2021/05/29 20:25 CIMARRON 4 N KENTON OK HAIL 2 STORM CHASER 36.96 -102.97 REPORT RECEIVED VIA SOCIAL MEDIA.
2021/05/29 20:40 CIMARRON 4 E KENTON OK HAIL 2.5 TRAINED SPOTTER 36.91 -102.9  
2021/05/29 20:45 CIMARRON BLACK MESA PARK OK HAIL 2 STORM CHASER 36.85 -102.88 LARGEST HAIL STONES FOUND WERE 2 INCHES WITH ACCUMULATING HAIL. REPORT RECEIVED VIA SOCIAL MEDIA.
2021/05/29 20:47 CIMARRON 4 NNE KENTON OK HAIL 1.75 EMERGENCY MNGR 36.96 -102.95  
2021/05/29 21:05 CIMARRON 4 N BLACK MESA PARK OK HAIL 2.75 TRAINED SPOTTER 36.9 -102.88  
2021/05/29 21:26 CIMARRON 5 NE BLACK MESA PARK OK HAIL 2.5 TRAINED SPOTTER 36.9 -102.82 REPORT RECEIVED AT 9:40 PM. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON RADAR.
2021/05/29 21:42 CIMARRON 6 N KENTON OK HAIL 2.5 PUBLIC 36.99 -102.97 LATE REPORT RECEIVED VIA SOCIAL MEDIA WITH PICTURE AT 9:25 PM.
2021/05/29 22:47 CIMARRON 7 N FELT OK HAIL 2.75 TRAINED SPOTTER 36.67 -102.79 LATE REPORT OF BASEBALL SIZE HAIL, WITH TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
2021/05/29 22:47 CIMARRON 8 NW BOISE CITY OK HAIL 2.75 TRAINED SPOTTER 36.81 -102.61 CORRECTS PREVIOUS REPORT 7 N OF FELT TO BE 8 NW OF BOISE CITY. LATE REPORT OF BASEBALL SIZE HAIL, WITH TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.
2021/05/29 22:51 CIMARRON 11 N BOISE CITY OK HAIL 0.75 STORM CHASER 36.88 -102.52  
2021/05/30 01:22 OLDHAM 11 SSW ROMERO TX TSTM WND GST 86 MESONET 35.58 -103.01 WEST TEXAS MESONET RECORDED 86 MPH WIND GUST.

 

Rain Reports

Radar Image
Rainfall estimate map created using a combination of radar (AHPS) data and ASOS, AWOS, West Texas Mesonet, Oklahoma Mesonet, CoCoRaHS, and COOP rain gauge data.

Tornadoes:

Tornado - West of Felt #1
Cimarron County

Date May 30th, 2021
Time (Local) 5:34pm-5:35pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 0.1148 miles
Max Width 20.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

Multiple storm chasers reported and recorded video of a very brief tornado a couple miles west of Felt. The tornado remained in open grassland and did not encounter any damage indicators. Path was estimated based on reports and video.

 

Tornado - West of Felt #2
Cimarron County

Date May 30th, 2021
Time (Local) 5:39pm-5:40pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 0.1178 miles
Max Width 20.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

Multiple storm chasers reported and recorded video of a very brief tornado a couple miles west of Felt. The tornado remained in open grassland and did not encounter any damage indicators. Path was estimated based on reports and video.
 

 

Tornado - West of Felt #3
Cimarron County

Date May 30th, 2021
Time (Local) 5:43pm-5:44pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 0.1119 miles
Max Width 20.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

Multiple storm chasers reported and recorded video of a very brief tornado a couple miles west of Felt. The tornado remained in open grassland and did not encounter any damage indicators. Path was estimated based on reports and video.

 

Tornado - Southeast of Felt #1
Cimarron County

Date May 30th, 2021
Time (Local) 5:56pm-5:58pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 0.4489 miles
Max Width 25.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

Multiple storm chasers reported and recorded video of a brief cone tornado just southeast of Felt. The tornado remained in open grassland and did not encounter any damage indicators.

 

Tornado - Southeast of Felt #2
Cimarron County

Date May 30th, 2021
Time (Local) 6:02pm-6:15pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 2.8836 miles
Max Width 50.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

Multiple storm chasers reported and recorded video of a tornado around 17 miles southwest of Boise City. This tornado occurred briefly at the same time as one to the north within the original circulation. The tornado remained in open grassland and did not encounter any damage indicators.

 

Tornado - Felt Twin
Cimarron County

Date May 30th, 2021
Time (Local) 6:02pm-6:03pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 0.3075 miles
Max Width 20.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

Multiple storm chasers reported and recorded video of a very brief tornado around 4 miles northeast of Felt. This tornado was within the original storm mesocyclone near Highway 412. The storm briefly had two tornadoes as a new tornado developed on the south side of the storm and became the dominant circulation. The tornado remained in open grassland and did not encounter any damage indicators. Path was estimated based on reports and video.
 

 

Tornado - Northwest of Conlen #1
Dallam County

Date May 30th, 2021
Time (Local) 6:13pm-6:16pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 0.8183 miles
Max Width 100.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

This tornado was documented via pictures and video by multiple storm chasers, including off-duty NWS employees. It appeared weak, but remained in open grassland and encountered no damage indicators. Path was estimated based on reports and radar signatures.

 

Tornado - Northwest of Conlen #2
Dallam County

Date May 30th, 2021
Time (Local) 6:19pm-6:20pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 0.3033 miles
Max Width 50.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

This tornado was documented via pictures and video by multiple storm chasers, including off-duty NWS employees. It appeared weak, but remained in open grassland and encountered no damage indicators. The path information was estimated based on reports and radar signatures.

 

Tornado - Northwest of Conlen #3
Dallam County

Date May 30th, 2021
Time (Local) 6:21pm-6:22pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 0.3214 miles
Max Width 25.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

This tornado was documented via pictures and video by multiple storm chasers, including off-duty NWS employees. It appeared weak, but remained in open grassland and encountered no damage indicators. Path was estimated based on reports and radar signatures.

 

Tornado - 10 Miles South of Boise City
Cimarron County

Date May 30th, 2021
Time (Local) 6:44pm-6:45pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 0.4652 miles
Max Width 30.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

Multiple storm chasers reported and recorded video of a brief tornado around 10 miles south of Boise City. The tornado remained in open grassland and did not encounter any damage indicators.

 

Tornado - West of Stratford
Dallam County

Date May 30th, 2021
Time (Local) 6:46pm-6:48pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 0.5087 miles
Max Width 100.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

This tornado was documented via pictures and video by multiple storm chasers, including off-duty NWS employees, and was also witnessed by an emergency manager. It remained in open grassland and encountered no damage indicators. Path was estimated based on reports and radar signatures.

 

Tornado - Southeast of Stratford
Sherman County

Date May 30th, 2021
Time (Local) 7:30pm-7:34pm CDT
EF Rating EF-Unknown
Est. Peak Winds Unknown
Path Length 1.2244 miles
Max Width 100.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

This tornado was documented via pictures and video by multiple storm chasers and local media. It remained in open grassland and encountered no damage indicators. Path was estimated based on reports and radar signatures.

 

Tornado - East of Stratford #2
Sherman County

Date May 30th, 2021
Time (Local) 7:43pm-7:53pm CDT
EF Rating EF0
Est. Peak Winds 85 mph
Path Length 4.6061 miles
Max Width 150.0 yards
Injuries/Deaths 0/0

Summary:

Multiple storm chasers recorded a large tornado crossing Highway 15 east of Stratford around 7:50pm CDT. The tornado did not damage the power lines along the highway and this lack of damage was the basis for the EF0 rating. Otherwise, the tornado stayed in open grassland and farmlands, with the survey team finding no damage, thus the path is estimated based on video and radar evidence.

 

The Enhanced Fujita (EF) Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories:

EF0
Weak
65-85 mph		 EF1
Moderate
86-110 mph		 EF2
Significant
111-135 mph		 EF3
Severe
136-165 mph		 EF4
Extreme
166-200 mph		 EF5
Catastrophic
200+ mph
ef-scale

Photos & Video

 

Photo Photo
Shelf cloud 6 miles south of Stratford
(Greg AK)		 Tornado southeast of Felt
(Matt Phelps)

 

Photo Photo
Cone tornado southwest of Boise City
(806 Storm Chasers)		 Tornado near Felt
(Blake Brown)

 

Photo Photo
Trees shredded due to hail near Black Mesa Park
(Mike Gittinger)		 Two tornadoes simultaneously in progress southwest of Boise City
(806 Storm Chasers)

 

Photo Photo
Post-flooding debris on North Carrizo Creek
(Mike Gittinger)		 Post-flooding debris on North Carrizo Creek
(Mike Gittinger)

Radar

 

Radar loop with warnings from the May 30th, 2021 severe weather and flooding event. Radar, warnings from NWS; animation from Iowa Environmental Mesonet

Storm Reports

Storm Report Map
Map of non-tornado storm reports from May 30th, 2021. Reports from NWS; map courtesy Iowa Environmental Mesonet.

This table contains all non-tornado reports received on May 30th, 2021. For information on the tornadoes, see the tornado section at the top of this tab.

Report Time (CDT) County Location State Event Type Magnitude Source Lat Lon Remark
2021/05/30 17:41 CIMARRON 5 WSW FELT OK HAIL 1.75 STORM CHASER 36.55 -102.87 STORM CHASER REPORTS GOLF BALL SIZE HAIL.
2021/05/30 18:00 CIMARRON 2 NE FELT OK HAIL 1.25 STORM CHASER 36.59 -102.75  
2021/05/30 18:27 CIMARRON 7 SSW BOISE CITY OK HAIL 1.25 STORM CHASER 36.63 -102.55  
2021/05/30 19:41 SHERMAN 6 ESE STRATFORD TX HAIL 1.75 STORM CHASER 36.32 -101.96  
2021/05/30 20:13 SHERMAN 11 SSE TEXHOMA TX HAIL 1 STORM CHASER 36.33 -101.77  
2021/05/30 23:48 RANDALL 7 WSW AMARILLO TX HAIL 0.75 PUBLIC 35.16 -101.93  
2021/05/30 23:53 POTTER 3 E BUSHLAND TX FLASH FLOOD   PUBLIC 35.19 -102.01 ARNOT ROAD HAS RAPIDLY FLOWING WATER OVER ROADWAY, BECOMING IMPASSABLE. I-40 UNDERPASS ALSO STARTING TO FLOOD.
2021/05/30 23:54 RANDALL 6 SW AMARILLO TX FLASH FLOOD   PUBLIC 35.14 -101.9 STREET FLOODING REPORTED ON SOUTH COULTER NEAR HOLLYWOOD ROAD CONSTRUCTION ZONES.
2021/05/31 00:13 RANDALL 3 SW AMARILLO TX FLASH FLOOD   PUBLIC 35.18 -101.87 REPORT OF RAPIDLY FLOWING WATER ON GEORGIA STREET SOUTH OF 34TH AVE WHICH IS ABOVE CURBSIDE.
2021/05/31 00:33 POTTER 4 E AMARILLO TX FLASH FLOOD   STORM CHASER 35.2 -101.74 STORM CHASER LIVE VIDEO SHOWING FLOWING WATER ON THE I-40 WEST FRONTAGE ROAD WEST OF LOOP 335.
2021/05/31 01:24 RANDALL CANYON TX FLASH FLOOD   PUBLIC 34.98 -101.92 URBANIZED FLOODING WAS REPORTED IN CANYON AREA WITH HEAVY RAIN CONTINUING AT TIME OF REPORT.
2021/05/31 02:52 COLLINGSWORTH WELLINGTON TX FLASH FLOOD   LAW ENFORCEMENT 34.86 -100.21 NUMEROUS ROADWAYS IN WELLINGTON FLOODED WITH SOME ROADS IMPASSABLE DUE TO FAST FLOWING WATER.

 

Rain Reports

May 30th, 2021 Rainfall Map
Rainfall estimate map created using a combination of radar (AHPS) data and ASOS, AWOS, West Texas Mesonet, Oklahoma Mesonet, CoCoRaHS, and COOP rain gauge data.
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