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Toledo has had 2 months of soggy rainstorms since Dec 29, as shown on this chart. Relatively little of this total precipitation was snow.
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a solid zone of snow on radar has transitioned to a few localized moderate snow bands
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preliminary storm reports are 3.5" to 6" (isolated) in northwest Detroit
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This must be wet snowflakes that are bright banding
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thundersnow on the radar screen as well as local airport observations at Adrian MI, Decatur IL
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well, this is in the Ohio Valley area... apparently this was a confirmed tornado, and a few more warnings in the Evansville region
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I found this preliminary information
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2023 Short/Medium Range Severe Weather Discussion
Chinook replied to Chicago Storm's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
There have been preliminary tornado reports near Champaign, Plainfield, and Naperville -
new confirmed tornado near Meeker/ Johnson about 35 miles from Oklahoma city
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the radar's tilt-2 is doing a better job of picking up the debris as it is close to KTLX radar, and I suppose could even hit it
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confirmed tornado passed US77 highway on the south side of Norman
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Such a strange day for February. I've honestly never seen the shear parameters we've seen today with storms. I mean, 0-6km shear of 100 kt only happens with colder air, right?
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Oklahoma City confirmed tornado warning (I believe TDS occurred recently next to Mustang)
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some near hurricane force wind gusts
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TDS popped up next to Hobart OK
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possible tornado at the TX/OK border (same cell with the 114mph wind gust measured a while ago). The SPC mesoanalysis now has 1000 m2/s2 of 0-3km storm relative helicity here. confirmed tornado announced at 724pm central time
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New tornado may be forming west of Dodge City
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This tornado-warned storm is northwest of Dodge City and is on the edge of the CAPE. It's just so unusual to see severe weather so far west
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Here is radar right now, near the start of the severe weather event. Some non-thunderstorm wind gusts of 55mph-80mph have been in the region. I'm assuming some blowing dust is the reason that some stations report haze.
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this is the first analog from CIPS (last night)
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Behind the cold front and in front of the cold front. The colder air really does have a warmer part of the profile at 500mb that looks like a nose. It seems like winds could be 60kt-70kt just above ground in the Texas Panhandle.
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Snowfall totals, as discussed earlier in this thread
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wow, since 2002. Crazy. Which day of 2002? Excellent pics, although I'm sorry to hear this was so damaging. They had a couple of bits about this on the news here, and even said that upwards of 68% of Lenawee County is without power (or Hillsdale)?
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So, 58" is possible just today at Sequoia National Park. Got it.
