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Old 10-28-2008, 06:56 PM
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Boy you are not lying about the dangerous storms in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Those severe thunderstorms between the hours of 1-6am in the morning keep me up all night. The crazy lightning flashes and explosive thunder. Goodness, I do not like it.

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We lived in Tulsa Oklahoma years ago, and you get some real extreme weather there. Good low cost of living, nice people, great four seasons, but dangerous storms. I liked it there except for miserable allergies, which we have even worse here in SA.
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