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possible large tornado with maybe 98mph winds detected above ground (5800 ft above radar level)

There have been 2-4 confirmed tornadoes near Padroni/Atwood?Merino in Northeast Colorado. It's possible that this radar image shows a double tornado situation, but the CC image does not really show the debris. SPC mesoanalysis shows an almost-impossible 5000 J/kg

I vote this as best mothership of all time

Here are two new relevant tweets by NWS Cleveland

golf ball hail has some serious downward speed yeah, least thundery spring probably in history here June 11-14 and then, overlapping by 1 day, June 13-16, precip by MRMS/multisensor. Some of Ohio and Indiana had some nice drought-busting rains of over 2"-3". My place had light rain during last week, but some relief. At least the rain could soak in with temps of 50-70 for quite a number of hours last week. June 5-19 (14 day) precip

Bringing this back to seasonal-level discussion. The recent (June 6) CSU forecast has 15 Named Storms, 7 Hurricanes, 2 Major Hurricanes. The asterisk here is that it includes the unnamed storm that already happened 6 months ago in January . So including these specific numbers, it's really normal, also the ACE is really normal. So I guess the negative features of El Nino will be maybe fighting against some positive features, like the stronger African monsoon. For all you New England persons out there, Phil Klotzbach used to have a team picture of the 2004 Red Sox in his office when he was at CSU's campus.

I guess the 2 ft of snow in your yard melted Summer isn't here, as per the Astronomers. That is, unless, you wanted to define astronomical summer as the 91 days when the sun is highest. If so, then it arrived 45-ish days before June 21st-- that's May 7th!

This tornado was a few miles from Pascagoula MS. It was a supercell tornado. This area typically has non-supercell tornadoes at this time of year with the sea breeze convergence

The HRRR says Tyler Texas has temp of 89, dew point of 82, sfc/MUCAPE of 8051 J/kg

Here is some high 0-6km shear in mid-June again. It's absurd. It's hard to get the 60 kt shear values for a lot of the year, and harder in the summer months. The storms in north Oklahoma have transitioned to producing an impressive squall/bow echo.

confirmed tornado west of Laverne , OK

Aspermont TX area

tornado at Turpin Oklahoma, 652eastern, 552 central, confirmed tornado warning is still in effect

notable storm reports. The tornado report is hiding behind the 80mph wind indicator

this was a tornado report at Newport News/Carrollton, west side of the James River at US17

NWS survey (from twitter)

Looks like WTOL says tornado damage near Oak Harbor and near Fremont, but they don't say much more than that. Otherwise, confirmed tornado video at Point Place (that is in Toledo, by both rivers) My best guess is the video and/or damage picture was taken at Summit St. at 131st St.

as of yet, no tornado damage that I know of near Sandusky or Norwalk

possible large tornado near Norwalk, Ohio

this was the radar for the Loco tornado

perryton radar at 6:10 (5:10 central)

multiple rotations south of Sandusky

I can see large towering clouds to the east of me, but no anvil. I'm for sure just looking at general cumulo(nimbus) to the west of the huge storm. the forest fire smoke is back and the sun looks orange, the western sky looks white, and the air smells like a campfire.

this may be large and near Castalia and Sandusky

northeast Toledo is called Point Place