Oklahoma City – The Indiana Pacers NBA waited for 25 years to return to the final. And then he really waited for a few more hours to go to the NBA final.

The plan for the pacers’ visit was affected by the serious weather on Tuesday. The team’s charter flight was previously converted into Tulsa, Oklahoma – and then, after fueling there, the aircraft took a beautiful route around another band of the season, which eventually came back from the schedule about 3½ hours back from the schedule in Oklahoma City.

It was sunny when the team reached around 7 pm local time. The case was not an hour or an hour ago. The forecasts released a tornado warning, flood clock and severe thunderstorm for Oklahoma City and in most areas around Tuesday afternoon, while all Indianapolis had charter flying in the air.

The flight was diverted and the arrival and departure of the airport of Oklahoma City was interrupted by heavy rains and winds. The delay was expected to affect other flights in Oklahoma City for the late evening.

Passes and Oklahoma City Thunder The NBA is scheduled to appear in the Arina on Wednesday in the final media day who will host the game 1 of the title series on Thursday night. This is the first final appearance for pacers since 2000 and is the first for Thunder since 2012.

“You spend so much time to think about reaching there, but it likes it, now you are here,” Pacers Center Miles Turner The team said before leaving Indianapolis. “You really didn’t spend a lot of time to think,” Okay, when I am here, I am going to do it, I am going to do it. ” It likes, ‘Let’s just go there.’

“So now, that milestone is achieved. It is about doing something with the opportunity.”

At least one tornado was seen in Norman, Oklahoma near the University of Oklahoma, when Pesters were waiting for things in Tulsa on Tuesday afternoon. It was not immediately known whether the tornado touched down or there was any damage.

Norman is about 20 miles south of Oklahoma City. Tulsa is about 120 miles north of Oklahoma City.