those particular cities being in oklahoma city. >> well i think to say it would be a stretch. you're 70, 80 miles even at 30, 40 miles per hour. this is hours away. typically storms don't last that long, they will cycle, kill themselves. come around so hard they'll cut off their own circulation and it will die. in other storm, further south, kln charlie as we call it the next storm to the southwest will develop, and somewhere after dark, these storm will all line up. they will all connect to reach other, and the tornado potential will go down significantly. right now, there are three big red circles. one, two, three. those are circulating super cells. they are not attached to each other. so any one of those cells could rotate and put a tornado down. we know the northern one right now still happen that tornado on the ground. >> chad myers, can you stand by and just a moment here. i'll get back to you, i promise.