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May 3, 1999 Kansas/Oklahoma Tornado Outbreak Archive

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The Norman Transcript

September 14, 2008
NOAA radar to be tested by Hurricane Ike
by Transcript Staff

NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory's researchers planned to test a new mobile radar as Hurricane Ike hit landfall early this morning.

The Norman Transcript

May 28, 2008
U.S. nears record tornado year
by Seth Borenstein, AP Science Writer

Another week, another rumbling train of tornadoes that obliterates entire city blocks, smashing homes to their foundations and killing people even as they cower in their basements.


The Norman Transcript

May 27, 2008
No retirement for Bob Staples
by Doris Wedge

Bob Staples started working when he was in the sixth grade, with jobs at a dairy farm and grocery store outside of school hours, he recalls.


The Oklahoma Daily

February 26, 2008
New weather project could help track tornadoes more closely
by Ellis Goodwin, Daily Staff Writer

The 1996 movie "Twister" showed storm chasers travelling across Oklahoma and Kansas toting Dorothy, a mobile device that launches hundreds of flying sensors into a tornado.


The Norman Transcript

October 18, 2007
Grant to benefit lightning research
by Transcript Staff

Three National Weather Center scientists received a three-year grant from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research totaling $1.44 million to establish the Center for Lightning Advanced Studies and Safety on the University of Oklahoma's Research Campus.


The Norman Transcript

October 11, 2007
Advanced radar system getting first civilian use
by Julianna Parker, Transcript Staff Writer

Government and civilian representatives discussed cooperating on an advanced radar system at a symposium at the National Weather Center that began Wednesday and continues through Friday.


The Norman Transcript

May 31, 2007
Storm lab 'extraordinary' Cole says
by M. Scott Carter, Transcript Staff Writer

The University of Oklahoma's $69 million state-of-the-art National Weather Center is an example of governmental "money well spent," Republican U.S. Congressman Tom Cole said Wednesday.