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That is one nasty bow echo

Pretty solid rain event here as well. Not much of a severe thunderstorm to be honest but helps the lawn. Now a tornado warning out by Ft Wayne

That line looks pretty vicious west of Ft Wayne. Might see a lot of reports on a Ft Wayne-Van Wert-Lima trajectory this evening

You can tell some of the bigger cores ripped through Wood County. Thankful I didn’t get that stuff around BG. Ready for the yo-yo temps to settle a bit, we just can’t seem to shake the cold yet

Pretty wild little event here. Strong winds out of the NE with an approaching storm out of the west, insane watching clouds plow into each other like that. If we had a little more warmth there would have been a serious QLCS tornado event today, NW Ohio was just too impacted by the lake breeze. Props on the hail though, it’s been awhile since I’ve seen ping pong sized hail at the house

Should spin you guys right out of it lol! One of the wilder forecasted temp swings here as well, projected high of 74° with a low of 34° and snow

Shocked how quiet it’s been for the Northern IN and OH folks concerning tomorrow. It looks like a pretty solid threat overall at this time

Bingo. SPC was way too gung ho on this anyways. Day 2 Moderate was insane for this setup

75° and breezy here. Very nice spring day. Did just have a gust hit 56 mph though

Outflow from storms I’m guessing. It looks like as the low off to the west deepens that the air has turned more ENE north of the Michigan border. Heck I was at my buddy’s in Lambertville, MI and it’s 20° colder there than in Perrysburg, OH. We’ve got a pretty stout system powering that large supercell right now

Pictures and videos show it’s definitely on the ground

What a monster. Thats exactly what the SPC thinks from their latest discussion. Given the isolated nature of the supercell, strongly backed low-level flow/shear, tornadoes (strong to intense) along with very large hail appear likely over the next hour or two.

No one did. Reminds me of the November 2002 Van Wert, OH tornado, the environment in no way seemed supportive of that sort of twister yesterday. The ice on the lake caps it off

Is it primarily from lake effect squalls?

Those folks are going to be home for days