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Decent. Constant lightning and thunder. No hail and winds gusting to about 40 mph. Nice wrinkle during an otherwise chilly pattern.

I was going to say this is a solid long-duration garden variety event. Then we got a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for a pretty decent looking cell just to my west. We’ll see how it holds up.

We got reports of snow mixing with rain in Ligonier, IN, this morning.

We'll add a little bit to this month's precipitation total tonight, but as of right now, South Bend has recorded 6.22" of rain in April. This makes it the 5th wettest April on record. If you combine March and April, South Bend saw 11.54" of precipitation, the 3rd most all-time for March and April combined.

Cold start. Might snow.

We might, albeit unlikely, mix in some snowflakes with the rain tonight. I’ll probably be asleep for it.

We're due to dry out. Shame it comes at the peak of tornado season. Still plenty of hope for derecho season. #teamderecho

Round 2 of thundery rain is almost here.

70 mph gust reported in South Bend with the wake low moving through.

HRRR at least makes things worth keeping an eye on for the rest of us tonight.

The most exciting part of this event up here might be the wake low behind the rain this afternoon.

Jelly but will probably catch the very tail end of this late Monday

Thinking another QLCS tornado threat this far east is best case scenario.

What a difference 100 miles makes. We're nearly at 5 inches of rain for the month up here. 4.71" to be exact.

Record-breaking start to the severe weather season. Hope we can keep it going through August.