Storm Shadow Media

04/14/2026

⛈️ SEVERE WEATHER UPDATE: APRIL 14, 2026
We have an active afternoon and evening ahead for Central and Western Oklahoma, as well as Western North Texas. Significant updates have been made to today’s forecast, specifically regarding hail size and timing.
🔴 WHAT HAS CHANGED?
• HIGHER HAIL RISK: The ceiling for hail has increased. The strongest storms today could produce softball-sized hail. This is significant—ensure your vehicles are under cover!
• EARLIER START: Storm development is expected to begin slightly earlier, with the initial window opening at 1 PM.
📊 THE DETAILS
• TIMING: 1 PM Today through 3 AM Wednesday.
• HAZARDS: Very large hail (Softball size), wind gusts up to 70 mph, and a low tornado potential.
• STORM MOTION: Moving East/Northeast at 30-40 mph.
📍 TIMING BY AREA
• Area 1 (West): Most likely 3 PM – 7 PM
• Area 2 (I-35 Corridor): Most likely 5 PM – 9 PM
• Area 3 (East): Most likely 8 PM – 11 PM
Stay weather aware today! Have multiple ways to receive warnings and make sure your severe weather safety plan is ready to go.

04/06/2026

Is your family severe-weather ready? 🌩️
Meteorologists are tracking a persistent pattern that favors severe storms from now through mid-month. Here’s what you need to do before the storms arrive this weekend:
1️⃣ Check the Shelter: Make sure your safe spot isn't buried under boxes!
2️⃣ Verify Alerts: Do you have a weather radio or app notifications turned on? 📱
3️⃣ Plan for Pets: Know exactly how to get your furry friends to safety quickly. 🐕
No need to be scared—just stay prepared! We’ll be keeping a close eye on the forecast.

04/03/2026

⛈️ Oklahoma Weather Alert
I might be away, but the storms are definitely showing up today.
A Slight Risk is in effect. We’re looking at supercells firing up along the cold front and dryline in Western Oklahoma between 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM. Expect these storms to track into Central Oklahoma later this evening, likely arriving after 7:00 PM.
Key Threats to Watch For:
• Large Hail: Significant sizing is possible.
• Damaging Winds: High gusts as the front pushes through.
• Tornado Risk: While not the primary threat, one cannot be ruled out.
Stay vigilant and keep a close eye on the sky today. Have a way to receive warnings! 🌪️

04/02/2026

⛈️ Weather Alert: Strong Storms Possible Friday April 3
Heads up! We have a multi-threat weather window approaching. Here is what you need to know to stay safe:
🕒 The Timing
Storms are expected to develop Friday afternoon and continue through the overnight hours.
⚠️ The Primary Threats
While we are looking at a messy system, keep these risks on your radar:
• Severe Winds & Hail: The strongest cells could produce damaging wind gusts and large hail.
• Flooding: "Training" storms (where multiple storms move over the same area like train cars) are a major concern.
• Tornado Threat: While the tornado risk is currently very low, it is never zero—stay weather-aware.
📍 Focus Areas
Heavy rain and potential flooding are most likely along and east of the I-44 corridor. If you live in low-lying areas or are planning to travel this route Friday night, use extra caution.
🛡️ How to Prepare
1. Secure your gear: Move patio furniture or loose outdoor items inside before Friday afternoon.
2. Check your alerts: Ensure your phone’s emergency alerts are ON so you can be woken up by a warning overnight.
3. Turn Around, Don't Drown: Never drive through flooded roadways, especially at night when it's harder to judge water depth.
Stay tuned for further updates as the timing firms up!

03/05/2026

🌮 Tornado Safety: The Taco Takeover
Is it a Watch or a Warning? If you can’t remember the difference when the sky turns gray, just think about Tacos.
🧐 The Breakdown:
• Tornado Watch (The Ingredients): We have the shells, the meat, the cheese, and the salsa. We have everything we need to make a taco, but there isn't a taco yet.
• Action: Stay weather-aware, keep your phone charged, and know where your "safe spot" is.
• Tornado Warning (The Taco): The taco is assembled. It is right here. It is happening.
• Action: Stop what you’re doing and take shelter immediately. Move to an interior room on the lowest floor and protect your head.
Stay safe out there, and keep this guide handy for the next round of storms!

03/04/2026

🌪️ Tornado Safety: Are You Ready?
Don't rely on just one way to get alerts! Here is what you need to know to stay ahead of the storm:
• The "Outdoor" Rule: Remember, outdoor warning sirens are designed for people outside. They are not intended to be heard inside your home or while you are sleeping.
• Multiple Ways to Get Alerts: Ensure you have at least two ways to receive warnings:
• NOAA Weather Radio: This is the gold standard for reliable, 24/7 alerts.
• Phone Alerts: Enable Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) and download a trusted local weather app for text notifications.
• Power Up: Charge your phones, tablets, and portable power banks now. You don't want to be at 5% when the power goes out.
• Watch the Experts: Pay close attention to our local meteorologists for the most accurate, up-to-the-minute timing and track information.
Your Action Plan:
1. Identify your safe room (lowest floor, center of the house, away from windows).
2. Keep your shoes, a flashlight, and a helmet nearby.
3. Check on your neighbors to make sure they are prepared, too.
Stay weather-aware! ⛈️

03/03/2026

Don't miss the Blood Moon tomorrow morning, March 3! 🌕✨
Set those alarms early to catch the Moon turning a deep, rusty red before the sun comes up. It’s a total lunar eclipse, and as long as the clouds stay away, it’ll be easy to spot with the naked eye. Who else is waking up for the show? ☕️🔭

01/22/2026

01/19/2026

No graphics or scary words to get you all worked up.

There is a chance for winter weather in Oklahoma this coming weekend January 23-25. The certainty of anything happening or not is still too low. As we move closer to the weekend we will have a better idea but we still won’t be using scary words like epic or historic. No need to go buy out all the bread and milk.

01/07/2026

Weather Alert: Severe Storms Possible Tonight
A fast-moving storm system is bringing rain and potential severe weather back to Oklahoma and Texas tonight. Please stay weather-aware as these storms develop.
• Primary Risks: Damaging winds and large hail.
• Timing: Most activity is expected overnight.
• Safety Tip: Ensure your phone or weather radio is set to audible alerts so you can be woken up if a warning is issued for your area.

01/02/2026

We have been quiet as of late since really no severe weather in Oklahoma where we are based. We appreciate everyone’s support. If you see us out and about feel free to stop and talk.

We are currently at the Red River Brewery & Distillery in Red River New Mexico

12/04/2025

3:21am west Okc. Lite rain with snow snow flakes mixed in. No accumulation and ground is wet. Current temp 34 and slowly falling.