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May 2012 General Discussion


Chicago Storm

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Looks like you're getting a lake chill.

Yeah it hasn't touched 60° all day! 25° cooler than yesterday! A light coat is in order if your a bit closer to the lake. Only 51° at the lakefront.

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Environment Canada issued a couple tornado warnings around Timmins and Kapuskasing in northeastern Ontario yesterday evening. Wunderground radar showed very intense hook and rotation on the supercell. It tracked over very sparsely populated areas so no tornadoes or funnel clouds were observed, but no doubt it produced in the open wilderness.

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The trees that have the snowflake-like pollen are going full force now, lots of little pollen-nadoes today as the light breeze hits buildings and such.

That would be Cottonwood. I've seen areas underneath those trees totally covered over like it snowed! Haven't seen that floating around yet.

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The trees that have the snowflake-like pollen are going full force now, lots of little pollen-nadoes today as the light breeze hits buildings and such.

That would be Cottonwood. I've seen areas underneath those trees totally covered over like it snowed! Haven't seen that floating around yet.

Turtle's used to oranges and coconuts conking him on the head instead of cottonwood fluff.

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Dug these up. First tornado warnings of the year for the province...also looks like Environment Canada Toronto is rolling out the new warning formats. Will look around for some radar screenshots of the supercell. Emergency Management Ontario also recently discontinued the Red Alert program for tornado warnings after a failed two year trial run.

TORNADO WARNING

ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA

AT 5:29 PM EDT TUESDAY 15 MAY 2012.

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TORNADO WARNING FOR:

=NEW= CHAPLEAU - MISSINAIBI LAKE.

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==DISCUSSION==

AT 5:20 PM EDT RADAR INDICATED A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF

PRODUCING A TORNADO. THE THUNDERSTORM IS LOCATED NEAR OPASATIKA

LAKE AND MOVING TO THE NORTHEAST AT 40 KM/H.

TORNADO WARNING

UPDATED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA

AT 6:14 PM EDT TUESDAY 15 MAY 2012.

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TORNADO WARNING FOR:

=NEW= KAPUSKASING - HEARST - SMOOTH ROCK FALLS.

TORNADO WARNING ENDED FOR:

CHAPLEAU - MISSINAIBI LAKE.

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==DISCUSSION==

AT 6 PM EDT RADAR INDICATES A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF

PRODUCING A TORNADO TO THE SOUTH OF KAPUSKASING. THIS THUNDERSTORM

IS MOVING TO THE NORTHEAST AT 40 KM/H AND IS EXPECTED TO CROSS

HIGHWAY 11 ABOUT 6:30 PM EDT, BETWEEN KAPUSKASING AND SMOOTH ROCK

FALLS. HAIL NEAR 2 CM IN DIAMETER AND FREQUENT LIGHTNING ARE ALSO

LIKELY WITH THIS THUNDERSTORM.

TORNADO WARNING

UPDATED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA

AT 6:35 PM EDT TUESDAY 15 MAY 2012.

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TORNADO WARNING FOR:

=NEW= TIMMINS - COCHRANE - IROQUOIS FALLS

KAPUSKASING - HEARST - SMOOTH ROCK FALLS.

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==DISCUSSION==

AT 6:20 PM EDT RADAR INDICATES A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF

PRODUCING A TORNADO TO THE SOUTHEAST OF SAGANASH LAKE. THIS

THUNDERSTORM IS MOVING TO THE NORTHEAST AT 40 KM/H AND IS EXPECTED

TO CROSS HIGHWAY 11 ABOUT 7:30 PM EDT, BETWEEN SMOOTH ROCK FALLS AND

COCHRANE. HAIL NEAR 2 CM IN DIAMETER AND FREQUENT LIGHTNING ARE ALSO

LIKELY WITH THIS THUNDERSTORM.

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Turtle's used to oranges and coconuts conking him on the head instead of cottonwood fluff.

Haha, I bet! I like the term pollen-nadoes! Good one.

Things that can hit you on your head around here would include black walnuts and hickory nuts!

Mid 40s tonight, dewpoint of 40°. Thinking it could drop some more.

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Starting to be the time of year that i want more north wind :) Today and tomorrow look gorgeous, but the heat comes back hard Fri/Sat with temps nearing 90F by Sat...

Pull out the thongs next week...GFS has 20C 850 temps ...before crashing them to 0C!!! late next week. The heat doesn't seem to lock in around here for another month, so these hot shots should be short lived.

lol

gfsUS_850_temp_228.gif

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Wow..frost? Michigan some sort of frost pocket?

...looks like a good bake Fri/Sat/Sun this week and then cool off for most of next week. Heat builds back into the plains and then moves east...

Saukville is going to wet his pants after seeing this:

msl_uv850_z500!Geopotential%20500%20hPa%20and%20Temperature%20at%20850%20hPa!240!North%20America!pop!od!oper!public_plots!2012051700!!chart.gif

Widespread 90Fs?

That's my first day of vacation! OMG, my pants are wet.

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With the early vegetation this year and the relative dryness since April 1st, it really looks like mid July out there. The grass and leaves have that mid summer yellow tint to them already.

I wonder what, if any, effect the early leaf out will have on fall foliage this year?

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