Chinook

The MRMS says that 9.3" was in eastern Lucas County with a max of 9-15" on Kelley's Island. There were slow-moving storms during the nighttime and morning, stuck in the middle of the upper level low. Yesterday, showers and thunderstorms were slowly moving counterclockwise around Toledo but nothing much happened until closer to 10:00 near Kelley's Island and midnight near Toledo. The 00z HRRR had kind of a good forecast, but obviously there are huge surprising floods when you get over 4" quickly.

guam peak wind 83 kt pressure 970.5mb PGUA 052355Z AUTO 24043G64KT M1/8SM R06R/0100V0200FT FG VV009 26/25 A2872 RMK AO2 PK WND 26083/39 LTG DSNT N CIG 006V009 SLP715 T02600253 10260 20253 55036 PWINO $ PGUA 060145Z AUTO 23058G78KT 1/8SM R24R/0400V0800FT FG SCT006 OVC014 25/24 A2882 RMK AO2 CIG 005 RWY24L PRESRR SLP749 PWINO $

radar/satellite today

possible 2" hail west of Ft Worth

some severe warnings close to Chicago

It is at 140kt (category 5) and expected to decrease to 130 kt and go up to 150 kt while being directly on track for the Northern Mariana Islands (USA)

new enhanced risk in southern Michigan, and these storm reports from around Chicago

development of Typhoon Bavi (now 125 kt)

June 30th-July 1st max heat indices were 106 and 103 at Toledo 97.7 with heat index 106.3

It must be another sort of nasty, hazy day for you guys My place in Ohio hit 99, the highest since 2024, I think. It's pretty bad. Near Pueblo: Aspen Acres fire quote is from Channel 9: https://www.9news.com/article/news/local/wildfire/wildfires-burning-in-colorado/73-519755c1-a9bf-446d-b414-183aca9268c7

Brown sky

Web cams from Colorado show a lot of haze from forest fires.

A squall moved from Cheyenne to Fort Collins, and the windy outflow boundary made it down to Denver, with renewed storm development right at Denver

tornado possible near Chicago

small supercell with 0.75" hail at Algonquin IL