June 25th 2003
On 25 June, two convective lines began to develop over north-central and southwest Oklahoma. The more northern line evolved into a squall line, producing locally heavy amounts of rainfall. These lines moved southeastward across Oklahoma between 20 GMT 25 June and 13 GMT 26 June. A new region of convective cells developed over southwest Oklahoma during the later morning hours of 26 June, producing light rainfall.
VCP 43 - EL=0.5 deg
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VCP 43 - EL=1.5 deg
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