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Going to be some big totals up that way.

Let's go!

The stuff up in Northern Vermont has been warned. Like they need more rain. I wonder if now that the clouds have finally cleared if we'll get anything to the south?

Finally the clouds have crawled east. The good news is this time of year you still have 5 hours of daylight left.

100%

"The late spring Nor`Easter would likely bring significant rainfall and gusty winds sometime Wednesday evening through Friday, however, timing still varies greatly in the guidance. Deterministicguidance also still varies significantly on the track of the low`s center, and the GEM generally has the system approaching slightly later than the other models do and moves it further to the south of the region. This would keep most of the rain to the south and glance the south coast. Generally, though, the consensus is that the end of next week will be unsettled and cool with continued broad cyclonic flow and cooler temperatures aloft" We hope for the GEM.

Useless warmth.

64/63 summer morning.

Decent size hail in some of the storms.

This guy is pretty good and he's live If you like more of a met bent. https://x.com/bam_weather/status/1923500081703158266?t=RIXG3pZ62zs4ov5uE_WOLg&s=19

You may get your wish.

Columbus Indiana about to get smoked. 600,000 without power and four dead so far from the storms.

What do you think of the cells moving into Southern Indiana? I know next to nothing about severe you want discreet cells right?

The Mets down there were even saying it was insane for their area.

Hopefully it does come east some. Still looking like a nice week overall anyway. Highs in the mid '50s and 40s at night. What more could you ask for?

Largest spectator facility in the world. Seats 250,000 and fits another hundred thousand.

It's next weekend.

Can you imagine if it was on race day? Try to get 350,000 people to a safe spot. Good luck.

There's also a ton of people at the track. Camping already for the 500. Practice rounds today.

Paducah?

Yeah I've been watching. One on the ground.