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  1. Pretty solid environment over in IA/MO at the moment. All key parameters seem pretty high at the moment, just a little capping to erode still
  2. With a Day 1 ENH and a possible one tomorrow as well, I figured I'd start this up instead of using the short range thread.
  3. After last week's MDT they really need to tone it down a bit, this isn't WWE. Everything is socked in with rain at the moment, I wouldn't have anything above a slight.
  4. Overall lets be honest, Zaxby's is the best chain. Great post, and you really detailed this well. I will say with Bailey's Beads, that's a fair point. You could only see it for a couple of seconds before needing to throw the goggles back on. Also, the cool down was remarkable to feel in person. Noticeably we lost 5-6 degrees in a handful of minutes, from a weather perspective that's really shocking to feel.
  5. As a Toledo resident I can confirm that's the worst I've ever seen this city. Folks were taking every road possible that led to Michigan, apparently in Sylvania it was so bad that yards were being drove through.
  6. Ran the tiller today. Can confirm the ground is pretty moist
  7. Yeah but to be fair it’s a cool place in a tourist area. Anyways, here are my photos from west of Fremont, Ohio at the family farm.
  8. So glad we went South for vacation. Just seems like brutal weather this week up there
  9. Bust of a moderate for sure. Simply too many storms firing up on top of each other and too much rain this morning in OH/IN for severe north of Cincy
  10. I’d agree that Cincinnati and Columbus are still well under the gun. But, the way everything is going mostly linear concerns me more than the instability
  11. Just wonder if there’s too much forcing aloft. Those storms are all crowding each other in Indiana pretty hard. If instability keeps growing though, you’ve got an environment very supportive of strong tornadoes
  12. Of course I’m out of town too. Would’ve posted up in Van Wert for sure
  13. I'm excited to follow the SPC mesoanalysis as well to monitor the shadow on the satellite and surface obs.
  14. Really appreciate the in depth minute by minute analysis. Really interesting to hear what the beam heights are on a county by county basis. The remarks about I-75 is a bitter pill to swallow, high beam heights and the airport radar out of Detroit are covering the heart of a 650K metro area. Really highlights the importance of trained spotters in the Toledo area
  15. Currently at ORD on my way back from the Canadian Rockies. Solid snow rates at the moment
  16. How difficult was tracking this in the office? Findlay/Tiffin are in a bit of a radar hole and until they got a little more easterly it wasn’t the easiest rotation to discern
  17. Well said. If I’m not mistaken they were anticipating storms lining up, which never happened. Also, I believe instability and shear were all considerably higher than modeled in the morning. Still, I’ll admit I didn’t expect to see multiple long track supercells. The Wapakoneta Storm was tornado warned from Indiana to Columbus
  18. Well said. I noticed this too, atmosphere had robust recovery so we had solid instability, high SRH and great lapse rates.
  19. That storm has been tornado for quite some time. It was in a bit of a radar hole off to the west, I think it’s had a large tornado for quite some time
  20. Pretty solid environment with decent spacing between the storms. It’s allowed all of them to roll pretty good distances
  21. Tornado possible in Findlay. I forgot how bad the radar coverage was there
  22. Tornado Watch up for most of Ohio and Indiana. I don't hate the dynamics at play for sure
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