Amazing to see. I think as well it's good for people to see just how volatile a mesocyclone is, especially a violent one like this. Too many people want to "zero meter" anymore and this is why a safe distance & precip free view is so key
Good news was my town missed the tornadoes from Thursday. Bad news is we got absolutely no rain compared to the folks just off to the east. At least the golf ball has some serious roll out there
Overcrowding looks like it may keep a lid on todays activity. Good setup but if everything is firing then they’re all fighting for the same instability
FYI I started a drought thread. It's been pretty remarkable to see and I appreciate @SolidIcewx's comments about the wildfire danger. I would not be shocked to see brush fires or even forest fires take place with this extreme heat, lack of humidity & breezy conditions.
I figured I'd start the conversation here. My house has only a seen little bit of rain last on May 19th. It looks like we could reasonably make a run at nearly a month between rain drops which is something I personally have never seen in this region. Also current conditions at my house are 90° with a dewpoint of 42° which is another insane statistic.
What a beautiful day. Actually in Toronto on business this week, absolutely no complaints with this weather. Tremendous city as well, it may be my favorite in North America (between that and Boston).
It's the oddest thing about Michigan. You have legitimately nice neighborhoods in SE Michigan connected by gravel roads. Ohio in very rural places can have extremely narrow roads, but they're always paved