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  1. nwohweather
    Rough day to be at the Tigers game for sure
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    The Detroit Tigers had to move their games up due to the cold per MLB. Good weather to cool those hot bats from New York
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    Thanks for posting! I feel like TalkWeather is starting to pull membership from here, need all we can get
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    The models always underestimate the power of a cold lake. Nothing like the 20 degree swing between Findlay and Toledo that tends to happen this time of year. We’ll often golf around Findlay and BG due to the warmer air
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    Unreal how many actually touched down. I see there was another in Clyde as well. I do not envy IWX and CLE with the beam heights in this area. Toledo proper has the airport radar but that is what it is.
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    Looks like one south of Paulding, OH in our neck of the woods did drop a tornado down destroying a few homes
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    That one to the SW of Memphis…
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    Every storm is basically hooking
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    Punting for Toledo as well. Lake Erie wins
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    I think that breeze off the lake is going to win. Areas towards Lima should be in better shape this evening for severe weather
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    A little concerned the east wind off the lake is going to stall that front out. Still, some incredible differences on the obs map at this time. It's 45 in Van Wert, OH and 73 in Muncie, IN in just a 60 mile distance
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    Yeah I think we're in better shape further east. To that point though, these setups love to have spinners riding that toll road
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    Boy if everything can really clear out by 3... The stage is set folks, especially with SRH off the charts
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    Memphis residents will need Noah’s Ark when they come out of their basements this evening. Definitely quite a dynamic system rolling through
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    Agreed. LCL’s this way are basically on the ground, SRH is through the roof, hodographs look good and mid level flow is strong. As long as the instability is there, tomorrow evening has the ability to be quite dangerous. Van Wert to Findlay would be a pretty solid spot to watch
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    Can clearly see the RIJ blasting into this line. Impressive bow echo for late March
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    PDS Severe Warning. This line is certainly no joke
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    Nice spin up on the north side of the city just a bit ago
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    Agreed. You’re about to get rocked, at this point looking at how it’s bowing out I think we all might
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    Instability at this time looks higher than modeled at the surface with decent levels at the mid layers rolling in. I think we’re going to see our fair share of Tornado and Severe Thunderstorm Warnings as this rolls through this evening with embedded spin ups
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    EF4’s? What in the world, maybe if we doubled the instability and SRH at the lower levels I could agree with you. That EML should help out a good bit for this area, wouldn’t be shocked to see even hurricane force wind reports this evening around sunset
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    I guess they forgot you need decent amounts of moisture to bring part of the cloud to the ground Its wild. Social media here is all a buzz over it, the radar didn’t make much sense when that line rolled through. I guess it was picking up soil not actual rain in those returns. Looks like it is half way to Cleveland by now
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    Haha too high to touch the ground
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    Taylorsville is gone. What a hit
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    I do wonder if the line of showers to the east will stabilize things in Alabama a bit before the better ingredients roll in
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