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Lol that didn't come out, right.But I got you.

Ah, okay, I use snapshots.

The hook that just crossed the northern Missouri Indiana border is worth going back and looking at.

I don't to basically post a double map, so I thought I'd add spc's discussion for tomorrow to your post. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day2otlk.html

Why did , your map chang? This isn't the one that you posted.

My Son and his budy from work had some luck the past two days on the Conawago West and the Susqy fishing from shore. I saw a few boats out today Lake Frederick Goldsborough area hitting in the mouths of the creeks.

Severe probabilities have been moving North and East with every update . https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day3otlk.html

Already expanded north and slightly east through the state.

I was hearing more strikes on AM Radio frequencys then the lightning detection network was picking up. I'm not speaking for home lightning detectors, I know nothing about them.

Heavy rain the here for the last eight minute.

Day 5 https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/exper/day4-8/#

I don't care what paper says.I work off my own memory and experiences. Another pretty wild system considering a good chunk of the US has barely warmed up on the lower levels. I've seen this before, and it's my thinking we're on business end of a three year uptick in severe weather. The last two systems had no problem kicking off decent storms, in low level environments that you wouldn't normally expect to see them yet. The amount of lightning that some of the meager cells have been able to generate this spring in parts of the country this early is reminiscent of some great storm years.

The link is not working for me. There was several videos about the wittboy on YouTube

Torrential downpour at the moment

Lightning and thunder out here also