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2 tornado warnings west of Dayton.

Every little chance of rain, weaknesses in the subtropical ridge, and frontal boundaries, are dumping rain on us. We had a 10 percent chance of a weak frontal boundary this afternoon. Well guess what we got smacked by 1.3 inches of torrential rain. Now we are up to 35.7 inches. Hard to believe nearly 3 FEET by early August down here!

Where are these unbearable temperatures and dew points that some speak of? Nice breeze too. Lolz ...

It was close. Got a brief sprinkle.

Yes, sneaky hot today. Topped out at 89F.

New outer eyewall forming ~250 miles wide. Going for the record?

Yikes on those feet

I can confirm that.

Nice to finally get a summer day. Good day for a beer.

Looks like pignut. I personally don't like this stuff. It doesn't split. If they grow straight they're actually a beautiful tree. Bright yellow in the fall.

They can’t really ever be wrong with equal chances.

Dews being picked up

Some summers they do do start early . Some years they stop as fall arrives. And others all hell breaks loose

Both BOX and okx radars are picking up on something over the ocean and moving in all directions.. birds? Not sure how to post a loop on here

Oh ok gotcha. Hopefully it’s not a bad omen when it comes to drought or stress on the tree it came from.

Looks like @WxUSAF got a sneaky pop up shower

2.10'' so far on the 1st day of August.

Seriously congratulations. Looking forward to some good videos.

Happy Lammas

windshield rocked by a green 'ac a few hours ago. No damage

No these are medium sized acorns. Coming off the Red Oaks .

Ended up being decent today down by the beach. Sun and clouds. Not complete cloud cover

Might be bitternut hickory? We’ve had a bunch of those dropping out in the back usually starting around mid summer and going right through early fall. I always see squirrels and deer gobbling up the little nuggets at the odd ends of the day. Plus they hurt like hell if you’ve ever happen to stumble on one of those! edit: does this one look similar? (Took this a couple years back)