Chinook
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It was 102 in Fort Collins-Loveland airport 97.5 at Fort Collins weather station The forest fire smoke doesn't seem to want to leave Colorado. Near-surface smoke and air quality have been probably up and down these days. I told you guys a long time ago there would be fire problems. I didn't know if Colorado would have the worst fires. Apparently Colorado hasn't had the worst fires. The smoke and fire has happened in the Oregon and Washington for many days. I think I saw there were 4 fires by Spokane, with suburbs being destroyed, reported on the news.
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Supercell east of Toronto, seen by Canadian and KBUF radar
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This storm warned for 2.75" hail and 70mph wind
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High rainfall/ chance of hail and wind at New York City, with considerable flash flood warning in NJ
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Supertyphoon Dolphin has racked up an ACE of 39.5 as of today and is still at 95kt, with days to go.
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Toledo had 1.51" of rain on Aug 1-Aug 2. There were non-thunderstorm areas that stalled in the middle of the night/morning hours. Areas of 1" to 3" hit the area. It was much needed. My area got missed by rain a few days ago, with the SPC 30% wind risk. 1" is with some of the lighter green colors
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The Appleton tornado damage path was 12.1 miles long, and 0.85 mile wide, EF-3
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Supertyphoon Dolphin, almost the same as last night, 130kt as per JTWC
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Today's satellite of Supertyphoon Dolphin (135kt by JTWC)
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JTWC says it is at 130kt, a strong category 4 (supertyphoon) possibly rising to 155kt, which is much above the category-5 critera.
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I believe Supertyphoon Dolphin was up to 125kt/145mph today but is now down to 120kt/138mph. This is from about 12 hrs ago when the overall presentation looked the best
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The hook shape near Burlington plus the difference in velocities by Burlington. The velocities are inbound/outbound from the radar. (It can't see cross-wise wind). In this case, a somewhat small difference of like 30mph may be an indicator of a tornado, which of course has much stronger winds.
