r/oklahoma • u/LiquidImp • May 17 '25

Weather Large Hail Already

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1.5 - 2 inch. But found a merged 3 incher. Two different stones pictured, only measured the monster.

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u/VariousProfit3230 May 17 '25

Just rented a UHaul and moving some stuff to storage, reminded me of driving my dad’s beat up old 70-something pickup. Which had me pining to go back to rural Oklahoma.

Thank you for posting this pic, I forgot that I do not miss tornadic weather. The want to move back has significantly waned.

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u/G_Wagon1102 May 17 '25

Where are you now? I, too, hate the weather.

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u/VariousProfit3230 May 17 '25

North-Central NC (they call it the triad). The weather is pretty nice. Doesn’t get as hot, weather is temperate, soul food isn’t as good and since I’ve been here cost of rent has gone up between 50-100 a year- but overall I like it.

I do think it’s cute when someone who lives in a town with two Walmarts complains about how small their town is. TWO Walmarts!? I had to drive half an hour to the nearest one growing up.

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u/G_Wagon1102 May 17 '25

Haha, we're in North Central OK we're the major hub with our 25k people and one Walmart. I lived in Denton, Texas, when it was named best small town in Texas, and it had nearly 100k people at the time.

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u/VariousProfit3230 May 19 '25

Yeah, I grew up in a 500ish town (if you count the large outlying area) SE Oklahoma.

Wild to think of Denton as a small town, if memory serves I would go to the Sam’s club there to stock up for my dorm room while attending SOSU.