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Temps are falling like a rock. Went from 54-44 the last hour imby. Curious to see what my rain gauge says

What would the statistics be for March starting out like a lion and going out like a lion too for this area? A fun question persay

I woke up to these storm I’m pleasantly surprised. Storms last night and this morning it’s getting a real spring feel

Nice band developed right overhead

56/52 imby with a damn good light show. Quite the dynamics even over here can only imagine what it’s like out west

That’s the one on track to possibly go over me

Nice line of storms moving NE into the Detroit metro area. Lenawee county under SVTN warning

Hot damn even slight and marginal risks extend even farther east edit: slight risk all the way into the DTW area I’m very impressed

Wouldn’t the warmer temp profiles and dews in the 70s make this setup even more prolific if that were to occur?

Now imagine if this was May/June

Very active will be nice if it hold thru spring into early summer. Severe season going off with a bang

Great Lakes Derecho coming near you June 2023

A neat observation. 42 In Rockwood MI with snow flakes mixing in and occasionally brief waves of slightly heavier snowfall

That’s what you call a strip tease

I’ll take some of those leftover thunder boomers. The thunder snow and ice we got by me this winter makes excited. I’ll split it down the middle with the snow weenies and hope for more thunder snow

As we reach solar maximum the chances are a lot better. It’s been really active so far so I’m sure there will be a few more chances

I believe it the winds are screaming right now and I’m only a few miles to the NW of DTW. I’m glad the tree company Davy trimmed the power lines in my area that was planned for maintenance. The winds were blowing my suv around like a tin can

Winds are absolutely screaming here in the DTW area

All I gotta say is hot damn

I wonder what the ratios were. Hard to believe 20 inches fell without all that compaction that happens. One impressive storm none the less. The core is going over me now and kinda crazy the wind gusts came on fast in a matter of 20 mins or so

With all that wet snow power outages are probably up there in the hardest hit area

I keep telling my kids we are within a month of having some 70s it can happen. Then a cold front that drops a quick 2-4 behind it

It was definitely a hot summer in combination of the bad logging practices. Insane how it burned a million acres in a day. If I remembered correctly when I was doing some reading on this awhile back ( I’d have to go back and find it) but the thumb fire is one of the big reasons the thumb region has a lot of farm land now. I bet you can still find some of those scars by the creek/riverbeds and around if you checked sediments. Burned all the way to the shores of Huron imagine being a boat going to port Huron or Detroit and witnessing a wall of red

Still awesome