Craig Sullivan

NWS Meteorologist, dad, husband, lover of the outdoors, continuing to search for light in the darkness of insanity.

[Craig Sullivan @CraigoryS]

@GabeIkard Had you told me this team would host a playoff game I would have laughed. Foundation is there on the defensive side but some serious discussions need to be had about where this offense is going!

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Storm total approximately 36 flakes.

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15SM ----SN DB35 @NWStulsa

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Anyone remember this day, or know someone who does? Please DM me, working on a retrospective.

[NWS Tulsa @NWStulsa]

ICYMI - We're collecting stories and photos from those who survived the December 5th, 1975 tornado outbreak in eastern Oklahoma to be featured in our 50th anniversary retrospective StoryMap. #okwx

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@RedDirtSport Last 20 seconds kind of ruined it for me

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You show me a more clutch team in all of sports....I'll wait. #BOOMER

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Thus endeth the Era of Porter.

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@NWStulsa just under 1" here - 2NE Sapulpa.

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Shitshow of a play to end a shitshiw of a game in a shitshow of a season. I'm done.

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Not a fumble

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Holy shit. Bowman. Ho. Lee. Shit!

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@mac78247 @kahatfield Going fishin'.

[Craig Sullivan @CraigoryS]

Having grown up watching big 8 football in the 70s and 80s, watching OU and Neb simultaeously get skull @%%^ed by S. Carolina and Indiana is truly impossible to describe.

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Fun fact...OU won an SEC game before Texas.

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@EdCaly5 Geez, even Creek county RWD3 sends a text when there's a planned outage...I mean not until they've already shut it of, but still!

[Craig Sullivan @CraigoryS]

This was a fun project to work on...quite a day in Oklahoma!

[NWS Tulsa @NWStulsa]

Tomorrow marks the 50th anniversary of one of eastern Oklahoma's most memorable severe weather outbreaks; June 8, 1974. Our office has put together this story map retrospective to commemorate this date in history. #OKwx #June8
https://t.co/LR8dnPQMn8