CFN
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While weather forecasters warned that conditions on May 24 could have created the potential for the “perfect storm,” metro-area residents hunkered down with plenty of beer and Gary England drinking game rules.
Sunday 19 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: weather
CFN Quotes of the Week
That's a good reason to be extreme.
CFN
Gazette staff
While weather forecasters warned that conditions on May 24 could have created the potential for the “perfect storm,” metro-area residents hunkered down with plenty of beer and Gary England drinking game rules.
Heat advisory to continue all weekend long
Don't forget your suntan lotion
News
Alex Ewald
Fifty-seven state counties, including the Oklahoma City area, will ride out the remaining heat wave over the weekend as the National Weather Service’s Heat Advisory warning will continue until 10 p.m. Sunday.
'Unprecedented crisis'
Letters to the Editor
James Stovall
Recent evidence indicates that climate change is happening much faster than anyone predicted. Climatologists have learned that heat-trapping pollution produces both drying and more precipitation.
VOTD: All Other Lives, all the time
Five, yes five! live performances for KEXP!
Stillwater band Other Lives is about a month away from opening for the guy who’s the odds-on favorite for album of the year right now (can you say national exposure?). But currently, they’re about to jet off to Europe for a string of festival and small-venue dates. It appears that it’ll be a few months before they perform in Oklahoma again.
But fear not, friends! KEXP Radio in Seattle shot five live-in-studio performances by Jesse Tabish and company. “For 12” is my favorite here, but please watch them and let me know what you think. I can’t overstate how great it is that Other Lives is representing Oklahoma to indie audiences across the country and Europe right now.
“For 12”
“As I Lay My Head Down”
“Dark Horse”
“Weather”
“Tamer Animals”
Kudos to Oklahomarock.com, who first pointed this out on their news blog!
by Matt Carney
08.09.2011
1 year ago
But fear not, friends! KEXP Radio in Seattle shot five live-in-studio performances by Jesse Tabish and company. “For 12” is my favorite here, but please watch them and let me know what you think. I can’t overstate how great it is that Other Lives is representing Oklahoma to indie audiences across the country and Europe right now.
“For 12”
“As I Lay My Head Down”
“Dark Horse”
“Weather”
“Tamer Animals”
Kudos to Oklahomarock.com, who first pointed this out on their news blog!
Blame it on the rain (and wind)
Wet lips.
CFN
Gazette staff
If you thought twice before heading up the turnpike to catch The Flaming Lips and Primus in T-Town, you didn’t miss much besides one hellacious storm and $800,000 in equipment damage, according to Billboard.com.
'Into the Storm'
Reed Timmer’s tornadovideos.net team debuted on the second season of “Storm Chasers.”
Take Shelter
Your forecast for ‘Take Shelter’: sustained tension with a 100 percent chance of palpable unease. Armpit precipitation possible.
Drama
Rod Lott
Rain the color and viscosity of fluids found in barrels at Jiffy Lube falls from the sky in the opening moments of “Take Shelter,” serving as a dark harbinger of things to come. Right out of the gate, this act of weird weather alerts the audience that something bad is going to happen, and the calm before the storm will be anything but serene.
Qu-qu-qu-quakin'
CFN
Gazette staff
This just in: Oklahoma has some crazyass weather. (What? You already knew that?) And lots of earthquakes.
Live. Local. Leaving.
Longtime KOCO chief meteorologist Rick Mitchell heading to severe skies of Dallas TV.
News
Phil Bacharach
KOCO Channel 5 chief meteorologist Rick Mitchell is leaving the Oklahoma City station next month to do the morning weather at KXAS, the NBC affiliate in Dallas-Fort Worth.
