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nwohweather

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  1. Some serious wind and rain out of this line as rolls thru
  2. Obscene amounts of lightning with this storm
  3. Quasi stationary boundaries man. As good of a rain producer as those buckets at water parks
  4. Haha if you bought a new chainsaw I guess it’s worth it
  5. Everyone needs to calm down, downed trees in the yard aren’t fun anyways
  6. I just think it needed about 2 more hours. It's a shame we couldn't get that overlap better timed with the ingredients
  7. Ha, you act like they'll allow an EF5 rating anymore
  8. Man the atmosphere is really recovering quickly. Ample shear & helicity to the east of current warnings in SE MI, lets just see if we can continue to build up. My house is currently at 75 degrees with a dewpoint of 75.
  9. A lot of downed trees around Toledo, definitely delivered with widespread damaging winds. That line looks legit hitting the Lake Erie Islands right now, 70 mph is probable over there
  10. Definitely some spin up potential here
  11. Nice line approaching at the moment. Will be interesting to see what transpires as the instability is quite a bit higher over SE MI/NW OH, but it's outrunning the better shear a bit
  12. Hell of a bow echo there. Definitely the M-10 special right there
  13. I figured I’d get this rolling with a Day 2 Enhanced. Definitely some solid chances tomorrow evening
  14. Call it the splashpad instead of the Windy City
  15. I was shocked. I know large-scale ascent is better towards Ontario but dang with the ingredients in place I'm a bit shocked
  16. Canada is getting absolutely smoked at the moment. Rough time to be on the 401
  17. 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.
  18. We probably have some tennis ball sized hail right now on that storm in between South Bend & Elkhart
  19. 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
  20. Certainly not lacking any energy. Still a small amount of capping in place but sheesh once that match gets thrown on the pile...
  21. 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
  22. 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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