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I notice we have a few severe cells today

Officially hit a dew of 79° here in Dublin Ohio. Insane to see north of the Ohio River

Looks like Friday-Sunday we will be making a run at 100° here in Columbus. Definitely gonna be a pool/Zoombezi Bay day here. I think the dews may hold it back a bit but definitely a chance

Is excessive heat in the hundreds? Have never seen that graphic before

Almost wonder if we will see a positive feedback loop here shortly with these warm temps baking unplanted soil. Feels like a desert here in Toledo with temps sticking around high, it's currently 85° outside! I picked a good week to come back from Columbus, that's for sure

Really liking the forecast this next week. Full weekend of sunshine here in Central Ohio

Big fan of this weather. Mid 70s with full clouds and tropical downpours is the best

Lol come on another tornado night? What a year in Ohio

In NW Ohio NO corn has been planted yet. That is absolutely insane, and after yesterday’s 3-5” I bet it’ll be quite awhile longer. I feel they’re in a different world two hours from Columbus who has had a pretty regular May to June so far

Toledo got some serious wind and hail. Looks like it’s going to bow out into a derecho through the state

Yeah was gonna say dewpoint matters way more than pure air temperature. Instability by definition is how fast an water molecule cools with height

The fact that a nighttime long track EF3 could rip through a medium sized city with no fatalities is unreal. Amazingly good news considering it looked like it could be Joplin all over again. The damage is quite extensive in Dayton, curfews out for many neighborhoods and towns that took it right on the chin

Yeah when that jet ramped up it basically caused the storms to have no outflow. Those southern most cells were absolutely ingesting clean warm air with helicities at 4-500. As I said earlier as a former Toledoan reminded me so much of June 5-6 2010. Discrete cells with a strengthening low on a warm, muggy night. That big one from Dayton stayed tornadic until 3 AM

Agreed I'm just going off of the fact I know that area fairly well. Very densely populated

Yeah this thing may very well dwarf Joplin. We're talking about 800,000 person metro area that it sliced completely through at 11 PM with a 60 DBZ debris ball