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3 hours ago, largetornado said:

Slight risk for D2. Little surprising 

yeah really thought they'd go enhanced for tomorrow, especially because it looks a bit more potent than wednesday

Day 4/5/6 outlooks posted below >

day 4 looks like it will be affecting some of the same areas that got hit fairly hard over the last week. I would expect the day 6 outlook to shift NE a lot, especially based off of the 12z GFS, but the euro is a lot less bullish. Either way, looking forward to an active pattern with storms to track

13 minutes ago, Ed, snow and hurricane fan said:

Time to see if Ryan Hall is livestreaming chasers. 

IIRC, he said that he had access to 30 chaser feeds, so should be pretty good coverage of the storms

absolutely insane...

not really in this area, but tor-e in west Omaha suburbs, pretty nasty looking wedge. this is a crazy couplet considering this is only about 6 miles from the radar site

76/65 here, with steady winds from the south. I'm just out of the tornado watch but definitely a fairly primed atmosphere

Storms just south of the ohio river are absolutely crawling, this one near lagrange, ky has barely moved in the last hour! (warning says moving SE at 5mph...)

7:40pm

8:30pm

peaked at 84 yesterday,  already at 81 today

LOL at all the weenies on Twitter disappointed that tomorrow is downtrending for OK

22 hours ago, buckeye said:

I don't know what it is about that place.  I have one about 5 mins from me and I never go.   It's fcking chicken fingers with a dip that's basically ranch and ketchup mixed.

Cane's is decent, but Joella's Hot Chicken absolutely wipes the floor with them. not sure how widespread they are though

glad to see the forecast showing a decent amount of clearing in SE IN. I remember the 2017 eclipse, I was in 6th grade and not able to see it, but set my sights on this one lol. about seven years in the making for me

what a bust... I feel like this will degrade the public's confidence in the NWS, seeing as the event was so extensively discussed

Tornado likely about to touchdown soon in S IN, near Crothersville. pretty concerning velocity couplet

after some fairly intense rain and a bit of thunder, the skies are fairly clear again in the Cincinnati area. 70 with a 65° dew point. photo attached is looking SSW

recovery beginning here in SW ohio, with dews and temps starting to rise back up. solar radiation is also picking up, per the weather station

looks like clearing is beginning in the area around  indy, rain is moving out of the Cincinnati area now, with some weak sunshine trying to get through the clouds

Not really impacting this area, but a hail-driven MDT was added for what I believe is the first MDT of the year? Also, a large area of 10# tornado, with the 5% coming maybe a bit more east than the previous outlook

12z HRRR for E IN and W OH ... one of the most impressive runs in quite some time

SPC goes with a d2 enhanced, which makes sense, although I almost expected a 10# risk rather than just a 10. most surprising thing for me is the placement, a lot of models have been showing this a lot further north than the area that the SPC has the enhanced 

30% added to the D4 outlook for Monday, with most of the Southern area of the sub under a 15%. Does this mean that tomorrow's D3 outlook will more likely be slight/enhanced, or marginal/slight?

3 minutes ago, SchaumburgStormer said:

that lil blob in the corner of se IN and sw OH is my only hope for this one

1 hour ago, Sciascia said:

kind of a similar situation to this last storm, models slowly start pulling nw until we are fully in the rain area

30 minutes ago, Thundersnow12 said:

needs to come back se to avoid a repeat of today's cold rain hell

So far about 1.3 inches of rain today, is up to 50 now. Pressure is 980mb, lowest I've seen since installing the weather station about six months ago.

2 hours ago, King James said:

Cold rain and a muddy back yard coming my way. 

feel that. hoping this weekend brings some excitement