i did see two circulations still on the doppler radar here in the area i m located as well back to the west back over near norman. i have got a couple over the norman area as well. inbound outbound circulation on the west side of norman right now tracking southeastward and also a tornado developing on i-40. i do have a tornado developing based on doppler radar, a tornado just going to be west of shawnee and west of mccloud and i m going to is stop the car and get out and look. jeff, i want to tell you the picture that we are showing up on the screen right now is from kwtv just outside of oklahoma city. a lot of the city has lost power. a ton of lightning flashes go through there. also saw you a lot of the area that lost power which is to be expected with this, it certainly looks like major rotation is in the area. you keep on referencing something called dual pole. and this is a new thing out there and for people listening
now, dr. forbes, the technology to track these storms, both on the ground, and i know that cantore and the doommobile has been doing this more aggressively this year. are we getting the type of data we need from this tracking that is going to increase the ability to warn folks, maybe they get more warning, rather than 16, 20 minutes, but maybe it gets up to an hour, two hours. reporter: yeah, certainly, one piece of new technology that has been deployed across the united states now with all the radars, they ve been upgraded to what s called dual pole. so that instead of just seeing the return on radar, it with see the nature of what s in it. and there s a particular signature that if things are in the inside the beam and tumbling, that shows up. it s called a correlation signature. and that one was being was pegging the radar in terms of this particular tornado, that there was a destructive tornado in progress with lots of debris