The Weather God of Oklahoma City
By SAM ANDERSON
You know a storm is going to be bad, people in Oklahoma will tell you, when Gary England removes his jacket.
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You know a storm is going to be bad, people in Oklahoma will tell you, when Gary England removes his jacket.
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