HillsdaleMIWeather

Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Illinois, NW Indiana, Eastern Iowa and parts of Missouri 

Hoping to get at least clipped, need the rain bad 

Stepping outside to get a food order felt like being in the smoking section of a restaurant as a kid, my throat hurts lol 

24 minutes ago, SolidIcewx said:

How is it smoke wise out your way?

Pretty smokey here in Hillsdale, staying inside cause of my lung condition, don't feel like ending up in the hospital lmao

2 minutes ago, RCNYILWX said:

Confirmed that the only reason we got an AQA is that the WCMs from LOT, ILX, and DVN pleaded for one.

My take from the mess today is that only if you're in a sensitive group do you deserve an AQA according to the IL EPA. For everyone else, take some responsibility, go to airnow.gov, and step outside to judge for yourself if the air quality is hazardous.

It would be like the NWS never issuing headlines for hazardous weather because people should be able to figure out it's unsafe.

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Shit like this makes me think the Air Quality Alert issuance decision should be given to the NWS and taken away from the state idiots. 

Thursday looking like it could be a fun wind day across Northern Illinois 

16 minutes ago, Malacka11 said:

So who was the lucky sacrifice?

A bunch of poor bastards barns in Angola 

On 6/19/2023 at 9:58 PM, HillsdaleMIWeather said:

Please, we'd kill for even one MCS right now

I got my wish 

Significant damage across Steuben county Indiana from 80mph wind gusts 

9 minutes ago, SchaumburgStormer said:

That cell near Plymouth looks like its wants to go. Was it the t warned one earlier? 

Yeppers

Casual three inch hail in Indiana rn 

1 minute ago, nvck said:

hatched just shrunk a whole lot... more to the south now 

so hatched everything and no moderate 

Yeah and in the text they pointed out the southern threat was more conditional due to crapvection... and yet removed the northern hatch where we have an overperforming environment. The SPC really does baffle me sometimes. 

Wondering if there'll be a moderate risk upgrade in 15 mins

Sun is out here which wasn't supposed to happen at all today. A little nervous to say the least lol

1 hour ago, Torchageddon said:

Is it true MI hasn't seen an EF4+ tornado since 1974/1975?

HRRR isn't giving me anything concrete atm.

Correct, a very long streak 

Enhanced and slight risk areas expanded a bunch at the 9 am update, text now mentions strong tornadoes making it into southern Lower MI.

The early morning rain looks to be exiting a couple hours ahead of schedule across northern Indiana and southern MI

Starting a new thread for this considering the 10% sig tor added 

lock it in

Please, we'd kill for even one MCS right now

Down south getting a derecho and meanwhile we're in a drought, we're in opposite season folks 

Farm crisis 2023 incoming if we don't get some good long soaking rains 

Arlene is no more

Only got a couple sprinkles tonight lol 

A couple of heat storms popping up near south bend