bobbutts

Lots of streams around Bow have been totally dry or just stagnant pools of water. Been hiking in the area for years and had never seen them dry until this season.

There are a bunch of damage reports of trees down Brookline, Nashua, and Hudson.

It's pretty wild how cold it is getting out of Lake Tahoe on a hot summer day with that desert dry air and consistent breeze. Been decades but I won't forget that.

Driving a different car and figured the thermometer was running hot. Didn't realize it actually is in the upper 90's.

Decent spot for viewing.

Looks like some large hail with that storm. 2.75" according to grlevelx (I'm ignorant of how that is actually calculated)

Heavy rain but not much lightning or wind in Bow.

Flipped to snow in the last 20 mins or so.

Rain here. Family came over from 10 mins away and reported 1/2" of slushy accumulation where they came from.

Had a few minutes of pea sized hail there. Just a bit of lighting.

that is a few blocks from the tdwr site! Crazy detail

Sorry to hear that. Are they too young to remember Katrina? Maybe have them read up on that.

It wouldn't take much to exceed Charley in surge for that area. It wasn't a factor. Milton is a lock to exceed the surge and unlikely reach the same type of wind damage in Port C/PG.

It is an extrapolation which ignores all other factors besides previous motion. Not intended to be a forecast.