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A snowstorm in winter or something out of season? If it's the latter, early or late? In winter Wet snow, dry/fluffy snow, or something in between? Something in between Light/calm winds, or windy conditions while it's snowing? Calm winds Continuous snow, or do lulls not matter as long as amounts end up as expected? Either 12" in 12 hours, or 18" occurring over 36 hours? 18" over 36 Hrs. Bitter temperatures, or just cold enough to stick well during the storm? Cold, but not bitter Storms on holidays/your birthday/some other meaningful day, or are dates irrelevant? Irrelevant If living in a lake effect area, would you rather have a synoptic or lake effect storm of the same amount? n/a, although we usually get a couple Lake MI les events down this way most winters which are always fun even if they are only light amounts

With a hurricane watch being issued for Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland by the Canadian Hurricane Centre, I had to look this Agency up. Here's what I found...

From 90° late Wednesday afternoon to 39° at 6 AM this morning. Autumn says, "Hi"

..Broyles.. 09/16/2022

You nailed it

Although drought is incipient over several areas in the sub, the predicted cutoff ULL this weekend/next week should do some damage to that map for some areas.

Imagine what the anomalies would be if you break out 2011-'21 and compare them to only the 1991-2010 average.

I shouldn't have any travel issues since the northern edge of the path of totality is 3 miles southeast of my house.

Quite the flip in temps being progged mid-month.

Same. Three days in a row with a T on my precipitation report.

If you're planning on traveling for the eclipse in 2024, you better book now as campgrounds and hotels in Ohio are already taking reservations. https://auglaizeema.org/eclipse24/?fbclid=IwAR05-krl-hZzdCwngdiAn_sM1iEyu8MG3M70T1cd-4ewmUxYVmP8Amxilfg

It may be a crappy weekend, but it has been great for the past month with mild temps and low humidity dominating and only sporadic bouts of precip.

More than likely. Our county had widespread tree damage with some nice 55-60 mph winds. Although I see it often, I'm always surprised at how most trees can bend and not break in 60 mph winds.

Embedded spinup?

I have Facebook friend who lives in the area and has been posting pics of the snow. I'm just not quite ready for that yet.

Had a landspout touchdown in East Central IN yesterday afternoon. 021 NOUS43 KIND 210010 PNSIND INZ021-028>031-035>049-051>057-060>065-067>072-210815- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE INDIANAPOLIS IN 810 PM EDT SAT AUG 20 2022 ...NWS DAMAGE SURVEY FOR 08/20/22 TORNADO EVENT #1... ...TORNADO #1... RATING: EF0 ESTIMATED PEAK WIND: 70 MPH PATH LENGTH /STATUTE/: 0.0559 MILES PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/: 20.0 YARDS FATALITIES: 0 INJURIES: 0 START DATE: 08/20/2022 START TIME: 03:29 PM EDT START LOCATION: 3 NNW WINCHESTER / RANDOLPH COUNTY / IN START LAT/LON: 40.2224 / -84.9967 END DATE: 08/20/2022 END TIME: 03:31 PM EDT END LOCATION: 3 NNW WINCHESTER / RANDOLPH COUNTY / IN END LAT/LON: 40.2231 / -84.9961 SURVEY SUMMARY: A LANDSPOUT TORNADO BRIEFLY TOUCHED DOWN NORTH OF WINCHESTER. WHILE ON THE GROUND, THE TORNADO CAME IN CONTACT WITH AN OLD OUTBUILDING, DAMAGING THE MEDAL ENCASING AND THE ROOF STRUCTURE. PARTS OF THE ROOF WERE THROWN DOWNWIND, WITH A FEW 2'X 4' BOARDS SCATTERED BETWEEN THE ROOF AND THE BUILDING. THE TORNADO LIFTED SHORTLY AFTERWARDS WITH NO FURTHER DAMAGE.

Yep, after this weekend's rains, we return to mild and dry weather. I feel like I've moved to San Diego.

This model is depicting a face-melting torch for much of the subforum.....or at least one day that hits 125°. https://www.newsnationnow.com/us-news/study-us-will-have-an-extreme-heat-belt-in-30-years-is-your-state-part-of-it/

IWX's entire short term discussion this afternoon lol .SHORT TERM...(Tonight and Friday) Issued at 308 PM EDT Thu Aug 11 2022 Quiet/benign wx this period as high pressure builds across the Great Lakes.

No kiddin'

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Well, nothing like a tornado warning at 5:48 AM with rotation bearing down on LOT's office.

Wow

I picked up 0.71" of light to moderate rain that began yesterday afternoon and continued off and on through this morning, just what the agriculturist ordered, but now time to break out the mower. The HRRR paints a dollop of 2" amounts over a few counties in North Central IN in the next 24 hours, which combined with last night's rain would fend off an increase in drought conditions, at least locally.

I haven't had it as far as I know. Been vaxxed and both boosters. And yes, it's still out there and being passed around at a pretty good rate.