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visibility down to 2 miles at CVG and lunken... and 0 wind makes for some nasty air

154 in Cincinnati

https://twitter.com/wXnvck/status/1673142795022880768?t=QzDcciTDimNqul98cPC8ZA&s=19

cincinnati bust https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/soundings/23062520_OBS/ ILN 20Z balloon

this storm definitely has that look to it...

clouds finally clearing here, should start rapidly warming for when the IN storms get here in a couple hours

we have to wait until 4pm nws iln is launching a balloon then, hopefully they get some interesting insights

hatched just shrunk a whole lot... more to the south now so hatched everything and no moderate

probably, with the 10% hatched I'm surprised there isn't already especially given the wide area covered by it (7+ million people IIRC)

10% hatched risk just recently got moved east to encompass all of the Cincinnati area

latest spc day2 sounds very very unsure as to the extent and magnitude of whatever happens tomorrow...

simulated radar on the 06z NAM shows a line of severe storms approaching the Cincinnati area and then BREAKING over us as it moves through

slight risk for tomorrow... 2% tornado 15% wind and 15% hail for cincinnati... sadly I think main threat has shifted west over the last 24 hours

has anyone been watching the possible ohio valley-ish event for Sunday & Monday? 15% risk on the spc day4 for central & southern IN, and Sunday doesn't have any mention on the spc forecast but based off of the latest GFS runs looks like there will be a decent amount of CAPE and moisture in sw OH, just maybe lacking shear.

I think Cincinnati has only had one 90 so far this year? maybe two? but today it is amazing out, 68 and cloudy like a mid October day

somewhere a monkey's paw just curled

1.1" imby yesterday ...#blessed

picked up like .6" ... more coming later hopefully

thank you very much @so_whats_happening! sorry for the late response but your advice is very helpful, and its great to know that other OU graduates in their program have been getting met jobs. i also know of a recent OU grad who works with a local station so this is very heartening

if it's not too late (still June 4th for me) I'll guess 14/8/3

I am currently a high school senior interested in meteorology and hoping to get a bachelor's in it and enter into the industry. not many schools have a meteorology/atmospheric sciences degree, and I've been looking at a couple schools but there's very little information on if they have a good/High quality program or not. university of northern colorado in greeley has an earth sciences program with a meteorology track, and I like that school because of the location out west near the rockies, but I don't know how good their program is. I'm also looking at ohio university, they have a meteorology track with their geography program. ohio university would be good because it's in-state so much cheaper. but I know that there's lots of other schools that I haven't looked at, so I was wondering if anyone had any advice about the programs I mentioned or other colleges. Thanks!

storm reports from yesterday going almost completely around missouri...

crazy hail east of Iowa city... look at that cc drop

near 70 and sunny... perfect early may weather imo

what is a gravity wave?