Chinook
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looks like the largest rainy day/night for E Colorado in a long while
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Fort Collins could have seen a lot of lightning bolts from this one
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Hail and urban flooding for some areas around Denver
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These are different storm cells from yesterday (Aug 11th) as seen from Bismarck ND and also Rapid City SD. You don't see the radar estimated 4" hail a lot
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This one was a supercell out east of Pine Bluffs, WY (in Nebraska) with brief tornado reported
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left-moving cell with possible large hail
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Tornado warning for Peoria
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four tornado warnings in northern Illinois
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Tornado warning for Lee Center, IL, it is north of I-80 and north of Princeton
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new severe thunderstorm watch for parts of northern Illinois and northwest Indiana right now. A couple of warnings out there.
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some rain and small hail in the Chicago area. Possible 1" hail by Aurora.
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long-lived Typhoon Dolphin approaches China last night (that is, daytime, for that time zone,) with something like category 1, 85mph (75 kt) The HWRF shows this was a very low pressure, so maybe winds of cat 2 or better were gusts? -
Fort Collins had the hottest July on record with 77.5 average temperature and two days over 100. July 26 was an absurd high 101 low 67 with a trace of rain. That's too warm for the nighttime.
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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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It's not a fish storm, it's a mammal storm!
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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)
