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  2. Kind of a funny anecdote. I was doing yard work at my parents house and their cat Winston was outside too. A bolt from the blue hit somewhere close within 100 yards and that cat almost ran me down getting in the house through the cat door.
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  4. Best bet for the northern IL play to work out is for the morning convection to blast through quickly/faster than current model forecasts, and then the rapidly overspreading mid-level lapse rate plume could recharge that area pretty quickly by mid-afternoon. No question there's gonna be a large amount of morning convection, but if we can get it to blast out of the area by midday there may be enough time to recharge.
  5. Up to 1.46” on the Ambient. Drawn out rain like this is probably about the best way to get an inch and a half on dry ground. 40⁰ and rain continues.
  6. Lol, i have seen some of your ludicrous posts. Stop getting your panties in a wad, this is the problem with the youth in America. You’re ruining our Country.
  7. Nothing has really changed. Globals have showed a messy look more often than not for days now.
  8. Good rainfall, as much as it sucks real good for the ground
  9. Look at the fan to the left...Crosby cracks a small smile. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/doKgQhJNciY
  10. Spectacular Saturday, approaching .90” in the bucket.
  11. 1.12”. Things will pop nice and green this week when we hit low 60s.
  12. Closing time, you don’t have to go home but you can’t stay here.
  13. Low-level wind speeds over 100mph, with possible power flashes and maybe a big fire
  14. Maybe a little steep but it wasn't a deep draft and 2 4th rounders...meh, I was ok w/it. I don't know exactly how they calculate "points" but it seems like a even trade...
  15. this is one of the largest supercells I've seen
  16. .53 of rain total today in Marysville Current temp is 45
  17. Surprised at how much we got here near RDU. Sitting at .29" at 22:00
  18. Time to shut ‘em down. Closing day, and last real reading of the year at the snow plot. Theres still snowpack up there but daily visitation gets tough without the lift. 310” of snowfall will be the ski area’s official season total at 3,000ft (mid-upper slope) on the broad east side. More snow must fall up in the alpine and ridge a thousand feet higher at 4,000ft, but this elevation works pretty good for the ski area terrain.
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