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1 hour ago, A-L-E-K said:

P&C doesn't go over 77 here, lol

 

Lake doing heavy lifting with the major w

Just wait till it has Gulf of Mexico temps in August

Can see the anvils and Cb from the storms along the west coast of Michigan.  Pretty impressive.

33 minutes ago, cyclone77 said:

This time last year the COVID thread dominated the sub, this year it appears the drought thread will dominate lol.  Next year it will probably be a UFO thread.

I'm banking on 45 straight days of severe weather from May 15-June 30.   That would make up for this year

touched 90 today here.  no rain in sight

16 minutes ago, Spartman said:

Only hit 84. NWS forecast high today was a little too warm.

4 degrees above average 

99 in La Crosse today 

at least tied the record of 92 in Madison today, set back in one of the big heat years, 1934

17 minutes ago, cyclone77 said:

First 90 degree day here/DVN/MLI today.  MSP is already up to 98 as of 2pm, very impressive.  A few 100 degree readings in southwest MN already.

also tagged our first 90 here.  

Got 89’d here today

Dayton overperformed to at least 87 today for those keeping score at home

jeez, 98 in INL today.  Broke their record by at least 6 degrees

93 in MKE, a new daily record

MKE hit 90.  MSN with a max of 87 so far

that's it, Hoosier has to officially pass his Mod position to NorthIllinois

already up to 82 at noon, could try to snag an upper 80s today before the real heat starts tomorrow

29 minutes ago, A-L-E-K said:

gonna get a whole lot worse the way june is looking to play out

Unlike June 2012 it looks like we will get chances of precip every few days though not high in coverage or amounts

but not a great year to be starting a lawn at my house. 

inb4 you relentless troll me for suburban living.

Dews mixed down to 35 today.   With warmer temps upstairs tomorrow we should be off to the races.   Point has 83 but I wouldn’t be surprised with temps above 85

there are lots of bad takes over the past month and I'm fully prepared to bump them all

The real screw zone is imby and you can’t convince me otherwise 

still no severe thunderstorm, tornado or flash flood warnings issue by MKX.   

11 minutes ago, CheeselandSkies said:

This chart reaffirms the perception in my memory that 2008 was awesome. Unfortunately I was 22, just out of college, and didn't have the financial resources to chase.

I was surprised to see 2006 so high, since that is almost universally reviled as an awful chase season. Your post explains things, guessing that was the outbreaks on 3/12 and 4/2 responsible for most of those?

Number of severe warnings doesn't really line up with chaseability.   A lot of those warnings probably come from overnight MCS.

34 minutes ago, schoeppeya said:

It’s not continuing. Despite your wishes otherwise, the pandemics over. 

This guy is right, time to shut this thread down.  There's been nothing of value posted in the last three pages

2 hours ago, Mogget said:

36 degrees this AM, below the forecasted low.  No frost advisory, either, but I see frost on cars and on the ground.  I hope I didn’t just lose my tomatoes and watermelons...

May have lost a tomato plant here but everything else looks good.  I had thought about frost potential but when going to be we were 8 degrees warmer than the same time last night so I thought we’d be ok 

2 hours ago, outflow said:

Central Nebraska, north Platte?, At 285 days is unbelievable, they are only 5 days ahead of Marquette.

that's hastings but yeah that's pretty nuts

2 minutes ago, Malacka11 said:

Do you guys think it might be worth it to take a jog an hour or two south and see if I can catch any development or nah?

Drive 4 hours north and catch some snow.

going to be a not so good 48 hour stretch starting tomorrow morning.   two cold rainy days with temps in the 40s and a serious frost potential friday night