www.Wednesday: Storm Tracking on Twitter

February 11, 2009 by Jenn Sierra  
Filed under FHK WebWarriors

Sign up for our Weekly Web 2.0 Newsletter here!Our thoughts and prayers are will the families who lost loved ones in the tornadoes last night in Lone Grove, OK, and with those who suffered the loss of and damage to their homes in the Edmond area and all over the Oklahoma City and Lawton areas.

Other parts of the state were spared the brunt of the tornado damage, but many folks are dealing with severe flooding problems, and our thoughts and prayers are with them, as well.

Thank you to the citizen reporters who kept us updated throughout the evening using Twitter, and the #OKStorms hashtag to keep fellow Oklahomans in-the-know at least 5-10 minutes ahead of the major news outlets about shelters opening, schools closing, power outages, road/highways closing, damage reports, photos, weather service warnings/watches, “street-level” weather, and their own personal stories.

For more information about using Twitter Hashtags see How to Twitter, and #hastags and What to Do with Them.

 

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