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  1. nwohweather
    Canada is getting absolutely smoked at the moment. Rough time to be on the 401
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    Really watching these storms as they approach Ohio. It seems the best environment is Coldwater to Fort Wayne & Findlay to Toledo. Anything in that square is pretty darn primed at the moment, seeing LI's around -8 and even -9 with LL lapse rates at 8° C/KM. Shear is solid but helicity is pretty low, a little higher around Hillsdale & Lenawee Counties so maybe something could spin up around there if it's discrete.
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    We probably have some tennis ball sized hail right now on that storm in between South Bend & Elkhart
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    On a side note to this, as someone who lived in Charleston, SC for 3 years it's amazing how so many people want to relocate & go through this for 4 months a year. And we're only in the low 80's, heck right now my old house is at 94/74 with a projected high of 98 today. Outdoor activities were just brutal outside of swimming, and even then the pool this time of year would often be around 90 degrees
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    Certainly not lacking any energy. Still a small amount of capping in place but sheesh once that match gets thrown on the pile...
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    Love the hail chances today for here. Hard to imagine with those robust updrafts we won't see tornadoes here today, all definitely of the EF2 and under variety though. Planning to chase today for sure
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    Not a bad setup. Concerned a bit with the LCL but I think we could see some solid hail and damaging winds tomorrow. I’d expect a tornado warning somewhere around Toledo with that front hanging out, you just know something will spin along it
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    Yeah it’s why going to Napoleon and sitting is a great move. Head west or east on 24 to chase
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    Those quasi stationary boundaries can just be flat out deadly in these events. If I’m not mistaken something similar occurred in WV last year
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    Some marginal tornado chances around here tomorrow likely. I don't think the atmosphere will recover after the lunch time event enough for the evening to be rocking but if it does, we may require an ENH risk
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    It was extremely faint, like finding a satellite on starry night
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    That’s shocking. Not much rotation on radar
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    That’s a meadow not a lawn Shame we’re seeing sunset put a lid on this. Shear and instability is pretty high at the moment for those storms along the Toll Road
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    Imagine seeing that as a pilot
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    For sure! I can clearly see it from the river here by Perrysburg, OH
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    Starting to fizzle as it hits the lake. Definitely gonna see some hail reports
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    Hell of a structure on that cell outside of Monroe
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    Agreed. Helicity levels are really high at the moment & things look good at the mixed level. Also seeing a lower LCL off to the east
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    Environment is pretty damn good off to the east of there. Could see some legit supercells once they get into the better instability of South Bend
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    Tonight could get interesting in the region for sure. Pretty damn good instability and SRH building
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    Findlay Brewing Co is an awesome spot. Some solid golf courses around the area as well. Definitely a weird town in that it’s in the middle of nowhere, but is home to one of the largest companies in the world
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    Visibility in Toledo hanging around 1 mile
  23. nwohweather
    Way too much CIN for this bottle rocket to take off today
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    The turbulence off them is never fun though
  25. nwohweather
    Visibility below 2 miles now
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