cyclone77
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Pretty cool looking landspout tornado touched down about 30 miles east of here from a tiny little shower. Definitely didn't expect that today lol.
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93 at MLI and here today. Point has all 90s from here on out, but some convective potential could hamper streak at some point later next week.
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Hit 92 earlier, but back to 89 now with a conglomeration of cu shading out the sun quite a bit. Prob rebound shortly. MLI up to 92.
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Lows above 80 for 6 consecutive days would also be pretty impressive, and unfortunately pretty deadly for peeps who have to suffer without AC.
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92 at MLI and here today. Grass is really browning up now.
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92 here today, 91 at MLI. Dews dropped down into the 60s so it didn't really feel too hot.
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zzzzz
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Finished with 2.83" here. 1.2" of that was from the tropical system.
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89 here today. No rain.
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Thunderheads to the east/northeast, nada here. Hit 86. Other than the tropical system this month has been pretty benign here.
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Another day with towers in the distance but nada here. Only 0.64" since the 10th. Looks like tonight/tomorrow rains miss south, and Wednesday's miss east again.
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91 here so far today, 5th 90+ of the year. MLI languishing as per the new norm for them at only 88. Only 3 AOA 90s there this year.
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On days like this it's always cool to think back to March/April when we're praying for at least 1000J/kg for a setup lol.
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Highest report I've seen is 9.11" in Glenwood City WI. That's an insane amount of rain for one night. EDIT: Several personal weather stations in and around River Falls have 6-7" recorded.
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Pretty sultry already this morning, sitting at 85/75/94 before 10am. Could definitely go for a cooling downpour later on.
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My apologies to the chasers in that area. I jinxed you.
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Not quite in our sub, but it looks like there's a good shot at some very picturesque supercells out in northwestern IA later this afternoon/early evening. CAMs have been adamant in developing one or two large slow moving sups in the wake if this morning's MCV. Large cape and nice swooping hodos (albeit a bit short). Not so sure about tor potential, but would still be great to be on those sups after they mature. Kind of kicking myself for not being out there at the ready.
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We've been wearing masks 8+hrs a day at work the last 2 1/2 months, so throwing on a mask to run into a store quick is no biggie to me. Hopefully someday we won't need to wear them, but that looks to be a long way off.
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Two outflow boundaries just collided nearly on top of us, so lets see if we can pop a good storm overhead in the next half hour or so.
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12z Euro has dews in the 70-75 range for the foreseeable future for this area.
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Getting some light anvil rain now. Up to 0.22" for the event.
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Today's setup ended up being a dud for this area, with only 0.20" of rain. Was nice to see the storms erupting overhead though. Definitely a lot better than a withering blob of Iowa crapvection in the late evening.
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That area eventually did grow/organize, and is now the severe storm cluster southeast of Sterling.
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Had a brief period of 35-40mph wind gusts from the cell that passed just south a short while ago. If that did that, then I can imagine there's some pretty good wind potential underneath one of the severe ones.
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In sort of a convective hot spot at the moment. Towering cumulus filling the sky, with a large thunderhead just about to move in from the southwest, and another nice one in the northeastern sky. Getting bursts of very large rain drops from passing showers underneath some of the updrafts. This whole area is likely to fill in and organize as it heads east and through the rest of IL as the eve goes on.
