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Hoosier

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  1. Also... while not higher end potential, the threat (including tornadoes) looks pretty well squarely placed in Chicago metro. Always a little more concerning than usual when involving such populated areas.
  2. This is really going to be a nowcast or near nowcast thing. Right now it seems like there may be just enough of a break and enough destabilization so that the setup isn't completely killed. Certainly conditional potential for a decent severe threat if things break favorably.
  3. There is a fairly obvious failure mode for tomorrow, and it's how deleterious will the morning convection be.
  4. fwiw, Wisconsin actually gets missed to the south with that early May snow on the 18z GFS lol. I'd have to see that to believe it.
  5. They did come north/east. Probably still not quite far enough though.
  6. I'll still be posting it if it expands from the Plains toward the MS River as predicted.
  7. Damn, that's impressive. Much more impressed by the icicles than the snow.
  8. Going to avoid today's record low max in Chicago by only a couple degrees.
  9. Same temp here. We even beat Aurora.
  10. Chicago has reached 100+ in 33 years out of 150, so 1 year out of every 4.5. Hasn't happened since 2012 though.
  11. Already down to 38. Well on the way toward a freeze.
  12. That's a lot of drought. We are sort of due for some triple digit heat. Many areas in the sub have not seen that since 2012.
  13. Tomorrow looks pretty brutal with some contribution to temps via Lake Michigan. Will be lucky to get above 40.
  14. It's a better setup tonight. Expecting AOB freezing here.
  15. That's mean. I sentence you to no severe weather this spring and summer.
  16. Yeah, it's a tough look to pull off. Odds are that some quadrant of the country would be cooler than average even if most areas are above.
  17. So you're telling me the US might be warmer than average this summer?
  18. Am I correct that the humidex is more liberal than the heat index? Like for a given temp and dewpoint, the humidex value will be higher than it is on the heat index?
  19. I'm mildly interested now (even before the new day 1 came out).
  20. I looked it up. Seems like it's a fairly infrequent occurrence. The last time it happened at GRR was 2012. The high on March 14, 2012 was 80 with no 70s before that.
  21. Spring has sucked, but it's a treat to have a day like this on a weekend. The wind is nice too because it takes the edge off of how warm it would feel with the body not being acclimated to temps like this yet.
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