KeenerWx
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Yep - Wheatfield, IN.
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2.4” from yesterday evening into the overnight hours. Quite a surprise.
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Look at that gradient in far NE IL into N IN
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Lee has been an outlier in terms of RI. Wondering how it stack ranks in terms of RI followed by rapid weakening (RW?). Sans landfall, of course.
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Seems locally that the oaks are stressing from summer. Rather noticeable & widespread shed of small green acorns.
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Can confirm the drifting is getting a bit extreme in my little corner of rural NW Indiana. Roads are indistinguishable from the surrounding farmland. Sounds like it's raining outside.
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Yeah it was restored ~5 hours after it went out. Have been dealing with some intermittent short outages throughout the evening. Though the snow does look amazing, I'm pretty happy it will end soon. Feeling like we're playing too close to the edge with trees & lines. Have ~45 trees in my "yard" and much more in the wooded half. Would rather avoid a big clean-up effort.
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Briefly went outside to see if there was any melting/if it would be safe enough to take a drive down to the gas station. Like others have reported - decent rippage. Also hearing some fairly loud cracking in the wooded half of my property. Wondering if the added weight is starting to do its work on some of the weaker/damaged large limbs now.
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We've been out for over 2 hours here in northern Jasper county.
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Weird question, but is that the Erie Lackawanna?
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Yeah, unfortunately colocating a lot of risk & impact parameters down in the South.
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Pretty interesting. Though, curious about the underlying datasets. Illinois looks a strange outlier on obesity - where MO & IN draw higher heat right up to the state line. Kansas also looks like it built a wall against diabetes, even though obesity seems to be quite prevalent.
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Historic Tornado Outbreak April 27, 2011
KeenerWx replied to CUmet's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
April 24, 2010, November 29, 2010...and now April 27, 2011 Insurance premiums are going to be through the roof for this poor city. Common Mother Nature, I think they've had enough.
