HillsdaleMIWeather

Looks to be a seasonal start to the month with frequent chances for rain and storms but with lotsa nice days too. 

That once cell in NE Indiana really tried to drop a tornado but got choked out by the rain around it

That enhanced was such a screw up, there's been more Tor Warnings in the marginal areas down south

2 hours ago, Floydbuster said:

The NWS says the severe risk is highly dependent on lingering rain and clouds through the day. I think this has a high bust potential.

Kinda like the last two days where they went too high and busted 

Skies look to be clearing from Kentucky into Central Ohio

Areas affected by Tornado Warnings between April 3rd and 4th 1974

Share any memories and stories you all have here

Mine is that I've heard from many locals, is that the EF-2 Tornado that hit Hillsdale sent the statue outside the Big Boy restaurant flying through the air and it landed over a half mile away on a house that wasn't even hit by the tornado.

2% TOR and 15% WIND for Central MI, Northern IN and Extreme NW OH

C- 

Noth said

Just now, CoachLB said:

Closer than I thought. My neighbors ring camera.

We're all super glad it missed you

I know it's kinda the thing everyone says lately but the SPC really dropped the ball this evening when it was obvious the event was uptrending, they didn't even increase the areas that got hit by likely violent tornadoes to a slight risk until the 9PM update.

Cleveland area getting some nice LES

Reed posted a Facebook screencap of it 

Was pretty damn big, especially for MI

Looks to quickly go back to a much warmer than normal pattern with lots of chances for rain and storms.

Morch incoming?

Right turner heading into Kalamazoo 

Southern Lower MI is in prime position to get slammed from this LEWP

Tornado otg on the La Salle storm too on Reeds stream 

Storm motion is going way more easterly than forecast which will be more tornado producing 

That supercell that went up in the Quad Cities CWA has to be one of the fastest formations to SVR Warnings I've ever seen, around 10 mins

Initiation going in NE Illinois 

10% sig tor introduced for South of Chicago into NW Indiana 

Mesoanalysis looking spicy 

lol the SPC basically ignored Michigan in the text

10% sig for tors and 30% sig for wind in Southern Indiana too

Suns coming out here which wasn't supposed to happen til like 3 PM today

Spc holds with a slight risk with 5% Tor and 15% sig hail, cams and high res models are showing a higher end event with the 0Z suite however