I noticed on the bike ride yesterday that the early corn is starting to mature in the bottom quarter of the stalks. Always a bad sign that cooler temps are in the future.
Looks like that corridor from Van Wert to Lima OH is in for another severe storm. I do not know what it is about that lane of geography, but storms really do seem to like that area, year after year after year.
Swing and a miss with today's MCS to the west and south. I would not mind another 0.75" tomorrow though. It could not make the humidity much worse. The dewpoint is already 73 degrees. How much higher could it go?
Always surprises me that CG's come in a variety of sizes. Just had a popcorn fart from a tiny cell over the house a minute or two ago. Sounded like someone shot a shotgun off in the alley behind the house. Baby bolt.
7-3 had a nice red flash.
It was broad and spotty but still that vivid red color for an extremely short amount of time. Taken with the 24-70mm at 39mm...
0.53" with the noon downpour today. Could use a little bit more. Had a few sprinkles around sunset that did not budge the tippy bucket though. Maybe tomorrow?
Interesting in that the ripples (gravity waves?) in Iowaare kind of west to east. The ripples in Indiana the ripples are sort of south to north. Where they meet the sky goes clear.
When I started mowing it was 79/72/no HI. I just finished and it is 88/73/96. A tad warm but I beat the rain/sprinkles/clouds rolling through. Now to go get some lunch and a nap in the A/C is called for.
0.37" in the tippy bucket from the late afternoon/early evening gulley-washer rain. One county east of me the radar estimates say they might have got over 3 inches of rain. That would ha been too much.