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IWXwx

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  1. 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?
  2. It is shocking to me that the southern UP barely received my seasonal average.
  3. The real bust is here. A couple of days ago, NWS had my area of Northern Indiana with a 60% chance of rain yesterday and an 80% chance last night. Then yesterday morning they dropped the chance for daytime rain 30% after 2 PM, but continued the 80% chance last night and 90% chance all day today. Waking up to clear skies, no overnight rain, and still an 80% chance, but only after 2 PM. I think I'll go ahead and water my garden this morning.
  4. 1.65" overnight in Huntington. I was just checking CoCoRaHS reports around the state and amounts vary wildly, ranging from under two tenths to over 3.5". For example, two stations less than 15 miles from here: Columbia City 0.2 NE - 0.26" and Fort Wayne 1.9 SSW - 0.31".
  5. I would be happy with cooler than normal from mid-May on
  6. Hi. Looks perfect for this old retired guy to go on a back yard chase. As I get older, I am shying away from driving for hours. A small target area with ideal chasing terrain, as @nwohweather alluded to, and a familiarity with the road network makes this a go for me.
  7. The bottom one is called a Majesty Palm. I don't know much about it except it is also supposed to be cold hardy.
  8. Absolutely no complaints about the spring weather we've enjoyed in Northeast Indiana. I couldn't walk out of the local garden center without picking a couple of these beauts. No, I wasn't influenced by palm dude, but maybe by the above normal temps we've enjoyed this spring.
  9. Kinda. I’ve had cool weather crops in for three weeks (carrots, onions, peas, strawberries, cabbage, lettuce, potatoes). I was planning on doing the sweet corn, cukes, beans, tomatoes and peppers in the next couple of days. However, that’s on hold for a couple days due to the overproducing rain this afternoon. That’s not unusual for April, as I will end up with over 7 1/2” for the month. Fortunately, it looks like top shelf weather here until at least Friday afternoon.
  10. The wettest April on record is assured for this area. The record is For FWA is 7.19". They have recorded 6.69" before the early morning rain today. I have already caught 7.32" imby. The past few years, late spring cold has meant late garden planting. This year's it's plenty warm, just too wet. The upside is that the rain has been pretty spread out over previously dry soil, so nothing more than nuisance flooding has occurred.
  11. IWX received damage reports near Pennville, IN. Subject called and reported that he watched neighbor's shed get blown off and claimed it was a tornado. They received other damage reports nearby. The Jay County EMA director is enroute to do an assessment. Here is the radar grab from that time-frame. I guess there could have been a quick spinup.
  12. KFWA also switched to hourly at 12:55 (Eastern time) yesterday.
  13. A Popeye's just opened in Huntington a week ago. I'll give it a try once the throngs quit massing in a month or two. There's a couple of Lee's in Ft. Wayne I've been meaning to try, but never got around to it, especially since the wife's not a big chicken fan. I don't kn ow what her problem is. Dang, I just realized that I made multiple posts about chicken! In the eclipse thread!
  14. Take your own bottle of Sweet Baby Ray's when you go.
  15. Flood Watches dropped already for tomorrow night thru Friday morning for northeast IN, northwest OH. I'm surprised they issued the Watch, although rivers are pretty full. The ground isn't saturated at the surface, thanks to the breezy conditions and sunshine today, but I guess it won't take much rain due to subsurface soil being wet.
  16. Not crazy, the temp dropped a good 5° here.
  17. Beat me to it. I was just getting ready to upload the same satellite view. I'm glad I stayed put and got to over 99.5%. I understand that traffic is bonkers with people heading north from the path of totality in the southern part of the county. Gridlock.
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