Severe storms in Northern Oklahoma 4/1/2024 — Bryce Kintigh

Published on April 1, 2024

It was expected to be a bit of a sloppy storm mode on April 1, 2024 – and that is exactly what we had.

Storms fired along multiple boundaries earlier in the day, with a round of some severe hail as storms moved quickly northeast across Central Oklahoma and Southeast Kansas.

The second round of storms developed closer to the 6 pm time frame – with a Moderate Risk (hail induced) overhead. Target area for my group: Perry, Oklahoma.

Severe storm near Lovell, Oklahoma. #okwx

While storms were messy at best – we did get a quick glimpse of mid-level rotation in our tornado-warned storm near Stillwater, Oklahoma. Overall – it wasn’t a great chase day, but it was fun to get out and see what Mother Nature would bring!

Bryce Kintigh

Bryce has been chasing storms since 2003. Growing up on a farm in North Central Kansas, weather has always played a big role in his life. In 2018, Bryce finished his Certificate of Broadcast Meteorology from Mississippi State University. His favorite weather memory would have to be seeing a large wedge tornado with a satellite tornado in 2007. When Bryce isn’t on the road chasing storms, he enjoys spending time with friends, cheering on the Kansas State Wildcats, and traveling. He hopes to visit every National Weather Service radar site in the nation, visiting over 135 thus far. Bryce is often heard on KAKE-TV, tracking storms all across Kansas and the Midwest.

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