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  1. nwohweather
    Sheesh on the shear and SRH. Per the mesoanalysis it looks like some CIN still needed to be eroded
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    Wouldn't be shocked at all to see that cell approaching Van Wert become tornadic. Nothing around it, cap is eroded there and decent shear, helicity
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    Toledo or somewhere on US 6 or US 20 between Fremont & BG or Fremont & Perrysburg is your best bet. Very Oklahoma like setup with tons of open fields. Plus US 6 gives you the ability to head west without traffic if need be
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    Absolutely stunning dewpoint readings. Central/Southern IN is as oppressive as it is in Charleston at the moment combined with good shear & lapse rates. I have to think we go Moderate once the line gets rolling into a bow echo
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    I'll start to separate this from the general thread
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    Should we make a thread for today? I'll make one and if not just delete it
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    It’s essentially a Louisiana airmass combining with Midwest dynamics, should make for a hell of a show. Glad you finished touching on the hail threat, with lapse rates approaching 8° it’s definitely a larger threat than usual for this region of the country.
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    If that cap gives way tomorrow holy smokes…
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    Haha love that swimming weather
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    Rejoining you guys for a week here on a work trip. What the hell is this Low 70's stuff?
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    90 here in Charlotte, about to have a roughly 35 degree drop when the plane lands in 2 hours! I haven't felt temps like that since March. Weather is cool as heck sometimes
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    Man that's a really good discussion
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    Amazing structure on that cell. To be honest, I’m shocked it didn’t keep going longer as there was little around it to impede inflow
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    Was one of the best looking radar shots I’ve seen out of Michigan. Not a big downtown so that’s some terrible luck for those folks that it literally went down main street
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    Looks like ole Frosty was dead right
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    It’s been noticeable as well with the lack of humidity. Pleasant weather, but with this heat the ground is going to dry up very quick.
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    Ole mother nature turned up the heat this week eh?
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    93° today here in Summerville. For the first time this year it feels like HOT
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    Very disappointing to read. I've storm chased quite a bit growing up in Ohio with tons of open space and it really can be a fun time, just stay out of the precip and maintain a SSW angle to the rotation. This whole "zero meter" thing is absurd, tornadoes are big and can be viewed safely easily from 1-3 miles away
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    105 miles between IWX and CLE almost exactly
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    Solid storm in NW Ohio
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    Yeah looks like the inflow was undercut. They lucked out for sure
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    Man that cell SW of OKC bears some serious watching. Absolutely ripe environment with instability & shear, plus LCL's lower once it gets to around I-35. If that mesocyclone can fully ramp up now...
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    I’ve noticed significantly more SRH is to the east of these storms. If they don’t line up too soon, could see tornadoes shortly
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    Wow, several strong tornadoes likely is quite ominous. I will say as someone who lives in South Carolina but grew up in the Detroit/Toledo area, it's amazing to see how stark the difference has been in weather between the Sun Belt and Northern US this season. Until the CONUS levels out a bit temperature wise I think we're going to have a rocky road to June. Overall I have to say I'm super impressed at how many setups have had terrific ingredients this year for intense/violent tornadoes
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