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53 degrees for the low. 89 for the high yesterday. River has been running high up here. Going to be awhile before the docks are usable.

We tied both numbers...lol

Wish we could see some baseball or softball size hail ec3b14b3-d3cb-4a77-9edb-1fcc213ccb63.mp4

Hopefully lots of cold air aloft to fuel severe through Julorch. Still plenty of time for that "death ridge" look, like Augughst

Had about a quarter inch Wednesday morning, and just had a very light shower here. Currently 71°F.

That's not supposed to be there...

Sneaky high of 83 this evening. Was a great evening for a round of golf

Slightly below normal to normalish heat until mid-June and then maybe the ridge placement reshuffles to some bigger heat.

Oh boy as a surprise watering from a thunderstorm that popped up and is rolling through.

suddenly gusty here in the lower valley, 74/57

Reupping this thread as several months later I found a frame in my GoPro footage that shows the left edge of the Cullison-Iuka tornado. This is looking north from NW 10th Street northeast of Cullison. It literally was just this one frame, though. Too bad there wasn't more lightning back-lighting under the base. Nearly all of it was at anvil level.

Chased this day and intercepted the supercell south of Kalona. Clipped the RFD core heading north and then east to keep up with it, getting numerous subtle but noticeable hail pockmarks on the driver's side and hood of my vehicle. The Riverside tornado was occurring off to our south at about this time, I told my chase partner to keep an eye to his right based on the radar presentation but we couldn't see anything through the rain. Ended up with a distant glimpse of a rope funnel as we approached West Liberty from the south. Chasers who were closer confirmed a ground circulation with this, although the NWS's survey has the only other tornado occurring a few minutes earlier and seemingly a bit further west, southwest of Downey.

Southward-moving central WI storms were severe warned into far northwest Dane County, but sputtered into Madison on fumes and have now ceased to exist.

0.07 for today . Still a bit drizzly

Its going to be funny when almost the entire SE sees multiple categories of drought improvement on tomorrow’s monitor but the corridor from Burlington to Raleigh to Wilson and a bubble around Savannah get worse

This strange weather pattern has provided plenty of rain to Texas, with relatively little severe weather, and now rain showers are moving toward the Front Range cities from the SE

Leading the league in both runs scored and runs against is a fun stat.

Breakup the Os!

we've been summering for weeks and it's basically mid-late Novie relative to winter If it were Novie 27th today would have been 27 with light snows

Yeah that sounding is for the coop lat/long.