Stebo

Absolutely catastrophic event ongoing along the Tittabawassee River, if the Sanford Dam fails it will inundate the city of Midland which is being evacuated, Freeland which is also being evacuated and most of Saginaw.

Never ending winter

Over an inch for the day already here.

All the snow melted up there?

.78" in 39 mins at ORD as of 10 minutes ago. They are going to be damn close to the record tonight.

Midway already at 1.9+ for the day. ORD is over 6.00" for the month already.

I can remember several years with multiple tornado watches, hell there have been some months in my life with multiple tornado watches.

Insane, 6 1/2 years for northern lower and SEMI it has been almost 5.

North of Guelph in Fergus had this Thanks to @on_wx for finding that on twitter

This is from my coworker at Metro.

Whoa, yeah that definitely leads credibility to the 78mph.

Quite surprising but with sustained at 35kt a severe gust isn't too surprising. I would have never guessed 78mph gust though.

Yeah the wind is the main reason I am hesitant to go below 27 here as well.

27-28 is my guess.

Over/under set at 20, what's your play

Man that is brutal.

I bet if this was broken down by cities, you'd see much higher numbers for Chicago/Detroit compared to the rest of the Midwest. I guarantee that.

Your date on the picture is incorrect, that looks like March 7th

Yeah I was up there around May 10th in 2016 and it was spectacular weather. Crazy how wild this time of year can be up there.

I have been up to the UP this time of year a few years back, it was in the 60s and 70s...

Down south

Yep, though there are some on the right, Dewine, Hogan, and Baker who have done well in governing their state of OH, MD, and MA. But there is definitely a slant by party overall.

You are wrong

That would be a no.

I thank my grandmother for that, my grandparents never lived beyond their means growing and my grandfather worked for Ford starting in the 70s. For the first few decades the pay was low for a family of 6. But by the late 80s and into the 90s the pay got better and my grandmother was a wiz at investing. By the time my grandfather retired in the early 2000s they were and still are worth a couple million dollars. It can be done even by blue collar families but it takes a lot of lean years early and smart investing while never living beyond your means.