SchaumburgStormer

N IL clearing out nicely. Lots of questions for a potential round 2, but temps should be off to the races shortly.

Looked good on radar through N IL, but not seeing all that many ground reports

Stateline storms continuing to mature into a large bowing structure. Southern Michigan derecho incoming.

Going to get boned by a split. What a refreshing change of pace…

The twin cities MCS should have the right blinker on all night. Will see if it makes it to N IL

LOT with a nice write up of the potential on the afternoon AFD

Seems like the new baseline these days.

Top Climo weather continuing with low to mid 80's as far as the eye can see.

And that’s why I am not a professional. LOT posted a loop of the radar and had they not circled the CC drop, I would have been damn near unable to pick it out from the noise. https://www.weather.gov/lot/2023_07_14_SevereWeather

Stated “radar confirmed”, but I definitely did not see a CC drop or anything on velocity

Its juicy as well. 90/72 here.

Rotation looks meh on velocity but apparently it has had a funnel for awhile

Broyles cant be wrong if he broad brushes the entire country

1.51” of needed rain here. Con on the low end of rain locally but you wouldn’t know it with the green up that quickly occurred

Watched this storm weakly rotating over my head in downtown sycamore and decided to call it and go home. Figured the atmosphere didn’t recover and wouldn’t produce. #facepalm

https://fb.watch/lK_xSGUC3r/?mibextid=v7YzmG

TORD

Confirmed tornado in Kane county as well

Yawn. Maybe would have been interesting had that MCS pushed through a few hours faster

Storm near Kirkland is the only halfway decent thing out there at the moment. So very broad rotation but nothing noteworthy

Yeah nothing looking to impressive or explosive yet

It did, right as things are starting to pop over there

Clearing here in Sycamore as well. Had some junk showers pop overhead as the front approached/moved through

If something rides the warm front, it could get nasty.

LOT afternoon update is spicy. Over the next few hours, explosive thunderstorm development appears likely near the Mississippi River with the favorable thermodynamic and kinematic parameter space supporting a quick evolution into several supercells. Damaging winds and hail are likely with any storm. Perhaps more concerning, Bunker`s right storm motion along the warm front will provide unusually long residence times within the high-magnitude low-level SRH environment, supporting an unusually high threat for episodic strong tornadoes (EF2+) for our local area