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The thread doesn't count if the starter is located in ohio so we are good

74mph with the thundersnow squall line at south haven and lots of other 50-60mph gusts with thundersnow in west and sw mi

There was a cc drop with that quick spin up and an earlier one in gratiot county.

350,000 without power across the state, pretty big number for a 2/15/15 slight risk day

Temps and points in the 70s at 9am isn't fall.....

I didn't leave bad axe til about 10 minutes before the waterspout I didn't think it would come close enough to land with the haze to get a decent look at anything and then at the last minute drove up there. I'm about 2 miles se of your location in my Pic looking nw

Missed the waterspout from this storm by about 5 minutes, couldn't get to a open spot along lake huron in time.

Ironically enough, the last significant tornado in Michigan's thumb was an ef2 on June 26th 2021. It just grazed the lakeside town of Port Austin which was busier then normal with an annual outdoor music festival occurring and lots of people outdoors. Today is this year's annual festival and it just so happens to be another possible thumb type of tornado day with a warm front nearby. I'll be watching and waiting.

Where's spartman? he might want to delete the sub title of this thread about now

Reading the abovd The Elie tornado comes to mind as a small in size but with upper end strength.

You know something will happen locally while your gone... gl

Hit a mobile home park with reported injuries.

Warning text says spotter confirmed tornado

Me too, big limb fell ripped the service line off the house just a bit ago