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Warmest, or 2nd or 3rd warmest August for north Texas to Wyoming, to Los Angeles

Central Ohio has 9" more rainfall in 31 days, than at this time last year

Thanks. I will check that out. Since we are back to El Nino, I think I am going to eventually post my monthly loops for 250mb and maybe 500mb so I can remember what happened (without reanalysis to help me.)

Yeah 140kt by the NHC. That is Cat-5. Insanity

El Nino for the win

large MCS/MCC overnight. This particular radar image looks like a smiley face. This place just keeps getting wet

24-hr rain from last night (to 1200z) was 1.25" to 3.0" for Toledo. We had some more light showers. Now, SPC is considering a new severe thunderstorm watch for southern Michigan to NW Ohio late tonight

Is that considered a double-bounce?

Is there a way to view some sort of version of NCEP or European reanalysis now? I want to look at weekly or monthly averages of winds and temperatures and such things. But I can't. NCEP reanalysis is not available, as far as I can tell, from PSL: https://psl.noaa.gov/data/composites/day/ I want to figure out some of this stuff. It used to be fine. You know, look at 850mb temperature averages for a week or whatever. Now, not fine. I'm not sure the European ECMWF reanalysis offers a web page that does the things that I want it to do.

The TDS in Windsor, Canada seems to have been near the Forest Glade subdivision and the international airport.

wow! I hope nobody got hurt It started to rain heavily here with several lightning bolts in the clouds, 20-40mph wind gusts, a few (minor?) wind reports around Toledo, including a tree down in the downtown Toledo area. Low bits of clouds were moving quick with the onset of the storm, like 40mph or more.

I got thunder

Possible tornado in Windsor, Canada

there is currently a small rotation that's not that far from Wyandotte Michigan (Michsnowfreak) -- 11miles southwest

Hawaii is a hurricane magnet now