Chicago Storm

MDW snuck in a 91 yesterday. 30 - Ex Home 28 - RFD 26 - MDW 22 - ORD .

you’re not in the know. this is a regular thing with him... make a dumb decision, get in a bad spot, yell at people and then beg for money in the end. .

he’s a dumb kid that is well hated in the local chasing community. getting what was coming to him. .

it has been know for like a year now that this jock williams guy is terrible. board is lagging. .

poor kid, should learn from the know it all. .

S85G101MPH as of 5mins ago. Taking a hit from the NW eyewall. .

KMDJ S67G85MPH as of nearly 20mins ago. .

LSR of sustained 56MPH at KDSF.

95 at RFD, 94 at ex home, 93 at MDW and 92 at ORD today. 30 - Ex Home 28 - RFD 25 - MDW 22 - ORD .

It has done that another time recently...Definitely having issues. On the flip side, RPJ has been running too warm temp/DP wise a lot recently. .

94 at ex home, 92 at MDW, and 91 at ORD and RFD today. 29 - Ex Home 27 - RFD 24 - MDW 21 - ORD .

91 at ex home, and 90 at ORD and MDW today.28 - Ex Home26 - RFD23 - MDW20 - ORD

Both the IA and SD/MN MCS’s were not sustained, so that probably does it for the threat today for most of this sub-forum for today. .

Kind of a blind wait and see situation once again today, similar to Tues/Wed... CAMS are of no help, as most wanted to turn the ND/SD MCS into a ranging derecho today, and didn’t really have the MCS further south across NE/IA. The HRRR did have the southern complex, but has been in insta-kill mode with it, and took it NE into MN. So all guidance is pretty much a toss. As for what’s going on currently, the IA MCS is obviously of focus, and it will be interesting to see if it survives the next 3 hours or so. The environment that it’s in isn’t terrible, but it’s also not the best either (Low shear/modest instability/good moisture/good lapse rates). If it survives, the expected environment for this afternoon across E IA/S WI/N-C IL won’t be really all that better than what it’s currently in this morning. Then you have the ND/SD MCS, which probably won’t turn into a raging derecho as CAMS advertised. It continues to push towards MN, where the environment overall is even worse than what the IA MCS is in currently. Add in the potential issues that will arise if the IA MCS sustains... .

Will either fade or be a hit later. Needs to survive the next 3 hours. .

If anything, it would be a miss well W or NW. .

Nothing noteworthy, but quality summer action here again at ORD over the past few hours.

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94 at ORD, MDW and ex home, and 90 at RFD today.27 - Ex Home26 - RFD22 - MDW19 - ORD

They better have a picture of that tornado, because they essentially tor warned a shower with no radar based rotation.

Main line of storms just rolled through with wind gusts of 36MPH. So that makes it four distinct periods of non-severe winds the past few hours here at ORD, with peaks of 47MPH, 47MPH, 45MPH and 36MPH with each period.

And now 45MPH wind gusts with more storms.

Storms keep re-developing off of the OFB, and just had 47MPH wind gusts once again with one of said storms.

47MPH wind gusts here at ORD with a storm developing overhead on the OFB.

97 at ex home, 96 at MDW, and 95 at ORD and RFD today.26 - Ex Home25 - RFD21 - MDW18 - ORD