HillsdaleMIWeather

120 at 2 am update.

3 hours ago, WestMichigan said:

This would have been a fantastic LES event in a few months.  Regardless I am glad to finally be getting some rain.  We could definitely use it.  

Would have been prolific for inland snow amounts, I think this is probably one of our all time inland lake effect rain events ever. Got two inches in my gauge already.

This really is the best time of the year temperature wise 

GFS has Northern WI getting first flakes late this week lol

Incredibly unlikely

Watching all the rain explode into nothing from the dry air after crossing the lake makes me sad, our farmers need it 

At this rate in the next few weeks if we don't get one east of the Mississippi this might be the first time in a couple years most of us haven't had a nasty summer derecho

Just got about 4 inches of rain in an hour from a little thunderstorm being stationary overhead 

Two summers of smoke 
I am so ready for winter

Chicago Storm wins again 

105 dead in Texas with dozens missing still from the flooding. Horrific.

We've had not many MCS's making it east at all this summer, wonder if this might be the first summer without being affected by a derecho in years 

10 hours ago, sbnwx85 said:

Anyway, @HillsdaleMIWeathermight cash in on a rogue storm soon.

Was a nice little thunderboomer with some pea sized hail

i love pop up storms

And this ladies and gentlemen is what we call "tempting fate"

Iowa Derecho 2.0 

Some people not really expecting severe weather could get quite a surprise if the Derecho keeps up steam 

??? to grr

Sunny as can be and muggy here

Got the feeling 

Wind driven enhanced introduced, could see a 10% TOR getting added if the nastier solutions look more likely 

At this rate I don't think locally we're getting anywhere near 90 before the 4th of July 

I think that watch we had today might go down as one of the least severe producing ones we've had locally in years

The two for one of smoke and fog this morning made outside my place look like Silent Hill 

Was looking back at the warnings issued back during the 1998 Derecho for the anniversary and man it's kinda crazy to see they issued no tornado warnings and the SVRs only mentioned 70 or 80mph winds while 120+ mph gusts were ongoing. Shows how far we've come with warnings.

Why do I have a feeling we're gonna pay for this cool weather somewhere down the road?

IWX just issued there first Blowing Dust Advisory ever 

GRR has confirmed multiple long track albeit weak tornadoes