That's right! We here in "land-locked" Oklahoma are going to experience a bit of "Gustav". It certainly won't be anything like what TX, LA, MS are experiencing, but then again, Wagoner is 500 miles inland!
We are under Flood Warnings already. The forecast calls for 4-8 inches of rain, and possibly more, depending on exactly how the northern front interacts with Gustav. There is a strong chance of strong winds, large hail, and even a "tornado outbreak". (We don't like to hear "tornado outbreak!")
Pray for those in the South adversely effected by Gustav.
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In 2 1/2 days, because of Tropical Storm Fay...we had 10 inches of rain...that's a lot of rain, no matter where you are...especially somewhere as flat as OK...
You'll be in our prayers my brother...if all else fails...grab your Barbie rod/reel...the fish will be biting!
Lil GEOGRAPHY lesson here!
I just wanted to say THIS part of Oklahoma is definitely NOT flat. : ) Get WEST of Oklahoma City a bit - in the plains and esp. the panhandle - and there you have FLAT land. LOL! You should visit, m.steve hartsill.
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Wagoner, Oklahoma Mountain Peaks & Summits
Wagoner, Oklahoma is home to a total of 31 mountain summits and peaks, 25 of the closest which are shown in the list below.
Agency Hill Summit
Bald Hill Summit
Bald Knob Summit
Biscuit Hill Summit
Blue Mound Summit
Brushy Hill Summit
Butler Hill Summit
Cedar Bluff Cliff
Chucalate Hill Summit
Fern Mountain Summit
Fourteen Mile Hills Summit
Hadley Mountain Summit
Hicks Hill Summit
Johnny Iron Hill Summit
Limestone Hill Summit
Neely Mountain Summit
Negro Hill Summit
Norwood Mountain Summit
Osage Mound Summit
Peckerwood Hill Summit
Ranger Hills Range
Snake Den Bluff Cliff
Spurlop Mountain Summit
Tower Hill Summit
Waford Mountain Summit
Top 10 Peaks in Oklahoma
Robbers Roost Peak
Castle Rock
Winchester Mesa
Sugarloaf Mountain
Autograph Cliff
Wolf Mountain
Razor Blade Mesa
Antelope Hills
Indian Hill
Sugar Loaf Mountain
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Well, Stormentgirl, I have to say that I've never heard of most of those Summits!
Steve,
Eastern Oklahoma is surely not flat. We don't necessarily have mountains, but we ain't flat. In fact, I think Oklahoma is home to the world's tallest hill, Cavanal Hill, in Poteau.
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