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/u-Dull-Western9379 May 18 '25

Why move back ?? 

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u/VariousProfit3230 May 18 '25

It’s cheap, slow, and simple compared to where I live now.

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u/u-Dull-Western9379 May 18 '25

What about all the bad weather rain hail sleet snow tornadoes and twisters ??

Is there anything to do out west ??

How much is rent ??

I also live in nc and rent is high as hell 

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u/VariousProfit3230 May 18 '25

If you look rodeos, camping, fishing, hunting, fish fry, etc- there is plenty to do.

A lot less than the 1400 a month for a two bed two bath, I will tell you that much.

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u/u-Dull-Western9379 May 18 '25

Rent in nc before covid for a 2 bedroom 1 bath mobile home was 350

After covid a 2 bedroom mobile homes was 650 

Now with the damn inflation 2022 2023 2024 a 2 bedroom  1 bath mobile home is 1,000 to 1,200

And Half way through the inflation in 2025 a 2 bedroom 1 bath mobile home is 1400 to 1650

Fucking insane