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Best I could do from my neck of the woods with light pollution during that substorm. Looks better if I fully saturate it lol

I wonder if Helene's quick forward speed will limit cold upwelling waters in the Gulf in case another storm moves in on its heels.

This reminds me of a setup a few years back (I think) where the downtown area eventually went under a Tornado warning for an isolated right mover. Never dropped one though. This one! https://www.weather.gov/lot/2022jun13

Quite the Supercell in McHenry County IL. Wonder if we'll get some Lake Breeze shenanigans.

Possible tornados in WI not even under a 2% risk.

Tailend of that line near Rockford going to do funny business as it moves east?

A lot more CAMs than HRRR doing that now. I feel like anecdotally that always happens and the squall will actually survive past the Lake.

Looks like another shot for more photos tonight with much clearer skies. Going to actually charge my camera this time lol

Possible low topped supers Tuesday could be fun. Knowing IL is the new tornado capital wouldn't be shocked to see a couple

Tis the season of Spring where warm fronts seemingly get stuck pushing north of the south tip of Lake Michigan.

Peeps in Southern WI going to enjoy the last bout of snow for the season on Friday? Glad that it'll pass North of here at least...

Hints on some of the CAMS of the lake effect band shifting west for a little bit towards Cook.

Benefits of an Arctic air mass being it won't take much QPF to result in accumulating snows, and the lake will now be beneficial vs. detrimental to those lakeside.

And now models trying to show lake effect action afterwards

Thursday and Friday look interesting for some snow? Lake enhancement/effect possible? Higher ratio snow without mixing issues.