there as well as in slaughterville at 8:37. as it continues east-southeasterly, moving a pretty good pace, around 30 miles per hour. as far as tornado speeds, that's probably in the average range from 20 to 30 miles per hour. but at a pretty good pace. so it will be moving into norman at 8:22. of course, people in norman, very familiar with having to take cover at times. we're not out of the woods yet. once that passes, look at all this activity we have seen on the southern end of this and in minko, we do have another vortice moving on in, another center of circulation. you can see moving into tuttle, we have very heavy rain that's getting ready to move in. looks like also tremendous amounts of lightning. in fact, the lightning detector almost being overwhelmed by how much lightning is coming in. of course, that can mean more shear within the storm system itself. we have just moved up here, way up the road here to bluffdale and you can see this is north of st. louis.