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About IWXwx
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- Birthday 01/07/1958
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Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
KFWA
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Gender
Male
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Location:
Huntington, IN
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Interests
Weather, Emergency Management, Fishing
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Midway's only two days ahead of O'Hare?
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When did you move to San Diego?
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Caught 0.69 this morning and another 0.54 this afternoon for 1.23" total. We didn't get the big totals from Beryl down this way, but have 3.21" in the past six days, with several more rounds possible in the next couple of days.
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2024 Short/Medium Range Severe Weather Discussion
IWXwx replied to Chicago Storm's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
LOL at SPC in issuing a Watch for our county at 12:46 PM EDT, 20 minutes after IWX issued a warning for us, which was promptly canceled an hour later. I was out spotting and only got a 48 MPH gust, but there were a few trees/limbs down in the area, including a limb into my daughter's brand new fence and shed. The rest of the tree is leaning against the power pole in the background. There was a nice little feature on radar as the line approached (I failed grab the couplet on velocity) that had me concerned, but nothing came of it. -
2024 Short/Medium Range Severe Weather Discussion
IWXwx replied to Chicago Storm's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
This morning’s 3k NAM is trash. Didn’t initialize correctly, not even picking the storms currently rolling through Chicagoland this morning -
One of my favorite times of the year in Indiana with multiple rounds of nocturnal boomers possible Sunday-Tuesday nights.
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2024 Short/Medium Range Severe Weather Discussion
IWXwx replied to Chicago Storm's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
Just wow. Good video of it destroying structures -
It was mentioned that this is just like tracking a winter storm. And just like a winter storm, I seem to always get the rug pulled out from under me. Just because I trusted the Euro. Northwest trend FTL once again.
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Got 1.54" in about 2 1/2 hours this morning, along with some nice rumbles. However, 15 miles north only had .22". Rain pretty much formed overhead and kept backbuilding on the prefrontal trough. Looks like anything else before the front rolls through later will be isolated/scattered..
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Hoosier's gotta be beside himself
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I just realized that FWA set a record for the warmest lows for four nights in a row from Monday through Thursday, with temps never getting below 70. Yesterday morning got down to 69 and this morning's low was 72, but 1988 said "Hi."
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Nothing beats the smell of petrichor, except actually getting the rain of course.
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The subtitle of this thread is “Stick a fork in it already.” What’s not to like about the most beautiful weather to begin June that we’ve experienced in years in this part of the Subforum, and to now get to enjoy a nice early summer heat dome, with possible some ring of fire action?