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March 10, 2009 – Carnegie, OK (Slight Risk)

Apr12
2011 Leave a Comment Written by Meteorologist Cory Mottice

We headed out to Carnegie, OK for KSBI-TV. Several storms moved through the area (two of which were severe) and we saw a nice wall cloud form right over Carnegie. Nothing became of either of the storms except for a large brush fire that was started by lightning about 1 mile east of the Carnegie fire station (pictured below). We drove a total of 250 miles in 6.5 hours.

Smoke Plume from lightning strike in Carnegie, OK

What we saw:

Severe Storms – 2
Tor-warned Storms – 0
Tornadoes – 0

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