looks like another MCV/shortwave rolling along the Minnesota Iowa border through the afternoon and reaching Illinois/Wisconsin just after peak heating.
Even when the severe is mediocre we still do rain very well. 1.03” on the day and 4.82” on the month. Our new June climate average for 1991-2020 is going to be a crazy high value of around 5.3”
Pros: MCV barrelling down the Iowa/Minnesota border, should reach here during the afternoon, ample moisture return
Cons: All that convection between here and the MCV
As long as there is no festering convection in eastern Iowa in the mid morning I’m feeling prettay prettay good
There's even some local backing of winds through late afternoon
day 2 of some fiesty thunderstorms about to hit MSN. Looking like some small hail and 40 mph winds expected with these. can hear the thunder get louder as it approaches
there is no scientific reason why the virus will be more deadly for young people in the future. In fact most diseases become less deadly as time goes on since the less deadly strains are more likely to spread. The 1918 influenza was abnormal in the fact that it became more deadly with the second wave