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Me too, big limb fell ripped the service line off the house just a bit ago

Power outages are going up fast across se mi with 33,000 for dte energy now. Trees are really stressed already up here in the thumb and starting to loose some bigger limbs. Probably about 3 inches so far

Haven't been looking at this as closely as normal, what's the upper end wind potential along the lakes looking? From my brief look. I'm guessing 50-55mph?

I could deal with a third, fourth, and fifth November or any month for that matter if it came with something interesting instead of the endless zzzzz much of the great lakes area seem to be stuck in.

Fun little cell yesterday afternoon came across Saginaw bay and tried very hard to produce as it came onshore with about a 10 minute window when it had wall cloud with rapid motion before becoming wrapped in rain and outflow dominant. Produced some 60-70 mph gusts as it came overhead with lots of tree damage. Nice little local marginal day. Looking from the se to nw before I moved and the storm tightened up

It's like mother nature seen this and said hold my beer..... Side note it still amazes me how summertime convection can make humans and computers look completely clueless when it comes to forecasting even 12 hrs in advance, but in the same sense it wouldn't be as fun if we knew exactly what would happen would it

I think the severe chances, besides some low end risk over the next 1-3 hrs, are highly in question just about anywhere in the enhanced risk area with this first mcs coming through before the better support and dynamics come into play later this afternoon. There will have to be a quick recovery in order for another round to fire and have a chance at some higher end potential. At least there is another widespread rainfall to continue to erase drought concerns.

Nearby corn got cut....

Lots of tree damage in that area along with wind driven hail damage. Couldn't keep in front of it when it finally got tight around the village of Applegate, got a late start and played catchup having to drive in through all the heavy rain.

Pretty much a given if there is a giant event happening, nascar race, that requires good weather it will rain the entire time.

Worst I have ever seen it today in mi thumb, it's even hazy inside our shop today with the overhead doors open.

Its the monotony of this pattern that is the worst, it's like living the same day over and over. Hell, I'd take a 55 degree cold light all day rain every few days just for a change of pace.

First thunder in forever just now, rocking the typical 65/53 temp/dewpoint you would expect for June thunder. Trace of rain so far

There was/is a 3500 acre wildfire near grayling that has shut down i75 for most of the day today