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Um, can we not have what the 00z Euro tossed out in the super extended range (days 10-15)? Definitely do not want. Yes it will change at 12z... but no, do not want

Now they are... 85mph gust reported in Sugar Grove

Destructive severe warning now for a lot of metro just along 88 and south

I hate all sides and do my best to generate vitriol against me and between other posters.

Sugar grove looking windy.

da fuck is this shit, No Longer New Year's Day toss

Tornado warning up now for portions of Kane, Will and DuPage counties

Gusted to 51 here. Those significant bins aloft are not making it to the surface yet.

short duration on the T side, huh MAV is 89/62 -like on the 06z tomorrow.

Oddly still outside for this kind of radar display.

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Ok guys, totally jealous here.

Euro and GFS have been consistently showing dewpoints falling back to the high 40s and low 50s for Friday into Saturday. Hopefully that will continue to hold and we'll see the nice significant break in the humidity for a couple days.

Man ever since moving, everything has missed south. I guess as a new homeowner I'm glad I'm missing this! Buckle up all. This looks to hit a lot of the Sub as it continues all day.

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several 80mph bins in there. all the warnings are for 70mph rn.

Boundary is through here. Breeze is picking up and dews are droppin.

October and November in super Ninos usually are below normal temps and above normal precip for us?

I wonder if August is going to complete the trifecta of positive temperature departures during the first half of the month and negative temperature departures during the second half of the month for this summer, or if August will end up being the most consistently warm month.

I have no problem seeing opposing viewpoints, biases, etc. Bluewave is a great example. I often disagree with many things he says, but he is never disrespectful. Keep on doing you bluewave. Thats how to run a discussion forum on the internet. But snowman was very rude, mean-spirited, and would hurl insults. He may have a lot of knowledge, but so do many people in here. His posts will not be missed by me.

it's the best when a ROF delivers like that, enjoy