April 1-3 Severe Weather

[Hoosier]

Yep. IWX mentioned this in their afternoon disco. Looks like the hailers will be south of MBY and LAF.

HWVR LOCALLY XPC LTL IN WAY OF ADDNL SHRA/TSRA GOING FORWARD ESP IN

LIGHT OF RUC/HIGHRES GUIDANCE ADVTG LK SHADOW QUICKLY INLAND LT THIS

AFTN/EVE AS MID LVL CONFLUENCE ZONE SHIFTS SWD IN RESPONSE TO NRN

STREAM SW TROUGH AMPLIFYING SEWD INTO WRN QB. CONCURRENT SWD SHIFT

OF SFC TROUGH/OUTFLW AND DEEPENING NRLY FLW CERTAINLY DOES NOT BODE WELL

BUT GIVEN LAGGING H85 BNDRY AND APPRECIABLE THETA-E PLUME WILL HOLD

W/LOW CHC POPS ACRS IN/OH THIS EVENING BFR TRUNCATING FURTHER LT

TONIGHT.

Already have a warning for possible quarters in Livingston Co. It will be interesting to see if these storms pulse or we get an MCS out of them.

I could walk quicker than that thing is moving.

[Thunder Road]

I wouldn't be surprised to see a FFW soon that cell east of Pontiac. KILX is estimating a small area of 2.25" of rain in the last hour. Thankfully it's stuck between towns, but still, there could be some overland flooding along Hwy 116 between Saunemin and Cullom.

[IWXwx]

I could walk quicker than that thing is moving.

I wouldn't be surprised to see a FFW soon that cell east of Pontiac. KILX is estimating a small area of 2.25" of rain in the last hour. Thankfully it's stuck between towns, but still, there could be some overland flooding along Hwy 116 between Saunemin and Cullom.

That area you were talking about really got hammered. My GR data shows a small area of 4". Another area in northern Fulton Co has radar estimates of 2 1/2 - 3 1/2".

Nothing severe happening out of this. I expected to see at least a few severe hail reports.