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  2. EastCoast NPZ
    Huge storm just to my south pounding the exact same areas that got pounded yesterday. Black sky, constant thunder, 40 mph outflow, and not a single drop of rain.
  3. NorthHillsWx
    Same here. Buddy by the lake said they got 1”. The farm in Louisburg picked up a MUCH NEEDED 0.28”
  4. NorthHillsWx
    At least the models are seeing reality now
  5. olafminesaw
  6. Jackstraw
    Looked like a direct hit on Reading
  7. cbmclean
    Just missed by a cell passing to the north, and then a cell passed to my south and is currently blowing up to the SE. Can't win.
  8. Jebman
    90/77 down here, nice comfortable heat index of 104.
  9. cyclone77
    1.41" rain here today, which bumps us to 4.03 for June.
  10. WxUSAF
    Nice 4k cape bullseye for me https://twitter.com/miketfox5/status/2065198212349063610?s=46&t=JYOHM881b6groqc0-RqtxA
  11. andyhb
    Giant tornado near Streator IL per Colin Davis. Environment near those two supercells in central IL is extreme, STP of 10, SCP of 40, 3000+ MLCAPE and 500+ ESRH.
  12. Chinook
    tornado debris signature by Streator IL
  13. frostfern
    I don’t know, but the SW corner of Michigan might still be in play for a couple tornadoes. Higher dewpoints have finally surged north. Maybe the dying crapvection boosted the moisture but 2000 j/kg should be enough if it maintains.
  14. Voyager
    Looks like a nice line of storms out west per radar. Their arrival after 8pm might steal some of their thunder (pun intended) though.
  15. EastCoast NPZ
    Watching these storms evaporate into thin 95 / 75 air on approach is simply amazing. Lots of wind though, of course.
  16. canderson
    96 at the house. Car reads 98 here in camp hill. Had a 2 hour outdoor event at 3. I’m wiped out. It is nasty out.
  17. batmanbrad
    I can see some gust front/outflow boundaries pushing out ahead of that line
  18. mob1
    The cell just north of Waldo IL might be next to go if it can stave off any crap-vection.
  19. IrishRob17
    Another discussion, likely a watch is coming for some: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md1096.html
  20. Jonesy56 started following Severe threat 6/10-6/12
  21. steve392
    95 in Kearny, nj still baking!
  22. Cfa

    June 2026

    Cfa replied to NEG NAO's topic in New York City Metro

    Yaphank got blasted. 2 for 2 with the thunderstorms this year. My highly sheltered PWS saw gusts of 35+ mph, the highest since Isaias. Probably 65-70 mph gusts in reality.
  23. canderson
    Sorry just got back here. I meant chances - it’ll storm but I don’t see guest severe with hail. Tomorrow is a better chance.
  24. luckyweather
  25. frostfern
    I wonder if the cell merger well help steer it right at Kankakee, yet again. The track is so similar to the one in March. It’s isolated enough to produce multiple times.
  26. nvck
    https://x.com/Kentucky_WX/status/2065192083921543679?s=20
  27. mitchnick
    This month's Euro seasonal doesn't look that impressed for hurricanes/tropical systems beyond climo, with only the eastern Pacific showing a slightly higher frequency while all areas, except western Pacific, within the forecast down in the intensity (ACE) department.
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