Talk:National Weather Service Norman, Oklahoma/Archive 1

Dustin V. S.

Hello, my name is Dustin, and I am the initial creator of this page! I may have made some mistakes on it, and/or reused too may sources, and I apologize for that. Thank you for keeping a copy of this page. If you make this article official again at some point, note that I have added this to the talk page of the main article:

Restoration and Deletion Criteria

This page has been restored (not by me though), and now, here, I will give details as to why this article is of sufficient importance as for it to be essential that it remains. Many National Weather Service forecast offices (List) have history behind them that make each one unique. It is for this purpose that this article ought to remain here. This NWS forecast office is perhaps one of the most significant offices out there. It:

• is co-located in the National Weather Center with the Storm Prediction Center, the National Severe Storms Laboratory, the Radar Operations Center, and more. [1]
• issued the first ever tornado emergency.
• is a significant part of the University of Oklahoma.
• issued warnings on both the most powerful tornado and record, as well as the widest tornado on record. [2][3]
• has issued warnings on several F5 and EF5 tornadoes, many of which are unrivaled. [4]
• has several different radio stations through which it relays information.
• and more!

If this article does not seem to be important, do not be too quick to reach conclusions. First of all, this page is currently still a work in progress. Secondly, if you do not think that this article is significant, please post why you think so in a new section of this talk page, and all of us editors can reach a consensus. That way, the opinion of one individual editor cannot supercede the opinions and consensus of all others. Not all editors think the same way; please let us first reach a consensus before making any drastic changes to this article. Thank you for cooperating!

Thank you again! Dustin talk 21:34, 13 October 2013 (UTC)

Reviews

If any potential reviewers would be willing to review the quality of this page, I could attend to the article aspects that should be adjusted in any ways, whether said section needs to be shortened, removed, expanded upon, or other. Dustin talk 03:08, 11 November 2013 (UTC)

Page History

I cannot make the edit myself, but this page's history needs to be merged to the end of the history of User:Dustin V. S./National Weather Service Norman, Oklahoma. The final edit of that page needs to be removed first, though. To make it easier to understand what I am saying, I went from this edit here to this edit here. Dustin talk 23:12, 18 February 2014 (UTC)