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Early May (1st-7th) Severe Chances


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Some good rain heading for MKE....

If it takes an easterly jog, right now the MCS as a whole is moving east, but the individual storms are moving more northeast. With temps in the low 50s, it is quite stable, so hopefully it doesn't break apart too much before arriving.

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If it takes an easterly jog, right now the MCS as a whole is moving east, but the individual storms are moving more northeast. With temps in the low 50s, it is quite stable, so hopefully it doesn't break apart too much before arriving.

Thankfully for my brisket and ribs on the smoker it looks like another miss this round... whopping .22" of rain so far only this month. MKE=where most weather comes to die especially in spring.

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Thankfully for my brisket and ribs on the smoker it looks like another miss this round... whopping .22" of rain so far only this month. MKE=where most weather comes to die especially in spring.

More like YBY=where weather comes to die. I had two great storms come through on Thursday that just missed you to the north, so Mitchell's rain amounts are misleading when it comes to the county as a whole this month.

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Thankfully for my brisket and ribs on the smoker it looks like another miss this round... whopping .22" of rain so far only this month. MKE=where most weather comes to die especially in spring.

Looks like the storms will hit Milwaukee! Probably not severe, but you'll add to you rain tally!

Starting to thunder here...and getting quite dark.

Severe t-storm warning up for Kendall Co., IL.

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AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION...UPDATED

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHICAGO/ROMEOVILLE IL

1009 AM CDT SUN MAY 6 2012

.MESOSCALE DISCUSSION...

1007 AM CDT

AN ONGOING CONVECTIVE COMPLEX OVER WI CONTINUES TO EVOLVE SLOWLY

EAST SOUTHEAST...WHILE AREA OF STORMS IN CENTRAL IA PROPAGATES

EAST. BOTH OF THESE HAVE APPEARED TO HAVE SOME TYPE OF MCV

CENTER...ALTHOUGH ANY CENTER HAS BEEN TOUGH TO DECIPHER FOR VERY

LONG...MEANING ITS CHALLENGING ON HOW LONG THESE WILL SUSTAIN

THEMSELVES. IN BETWEEN ACROSS NORTH CENTRAL AND NORTHWEST

IL...ELEVATED CELLS...SOME POSSESSING MINI-SUPERCELL

CHARACTERISTICS...HAVE DEVELOPED WITHIN THE WARM AIR ADVECTION

REGIME. A MODIFIED DVN SOUNDING HAD AN IMPRESSIVE 4500 J/KG OF

MUCAPE AND THESE STORMS APPEAR TO BE TAPPING INTO THAT...WITH

RAPIDLY DEVELOPING CORES. THE WEAK EFFECTIVE SHEAR PER DVN

SOUNDING AND MESOANALYSIS HAS LIKELY TEMPERED THESE FROM REACHING

SEVERE CRITERIA IN OUR AREA AND THAT WILL LIKELY CONTINUE FOR MOST

STORMS THROUGH NOON OR EVEN SLIGHTLY LATER...BUT SOME MARGINAL

HAIL AND BRIEF HEAVY DOWNPOURS WILL BE LIKELY WITH THE STRONGEST

STORMS.

VISIBLE SATELLITE HAS SHOWN ACCAS AHEAD OF THE COMPLEX IN CENTRAL

IA. GIVEN THE DEEP AMOUNT OF INSTABILITY...WOULD EXPECT THAT THE

STORMS IN CENTRAL IA WILL AT LEAST IN SOME REGARD CONTINUE EAST

ACROSS THAT AREA DESPITE THE RECENT WEAKENING TREND. SCATTERED

CELLS POTENTIALLY DEVELOPING IN ADVANCE WITHIN THE ACCAS FIELD ARE

LIKELY...AND THESE MAY POSSIBLY BE MORE AGGRESSIVE THAN THE

COMPLEX ITSELF. THIS AREA IS ALSO ALONG THE SYNOPTIC QUASI-

STATIONARY BOUNDARY. WITH MAINLY SUNNY SKIES UP TO BASICALLY THE

QUAD CITIES...DESTABILIZATION IS OCCURRING DOWN LOW AS WELL PER

MESOANALYSIS...WITH MLCIN ERODING QUICKLY ACROSS WEST CENTRAL IL.

THIS WOULD FAVOR WIND POTENTIAL WITH SOME OF THE MORE ORGANIZED

CLUSTERS THIS AFTERNOON AS THEY BECOME ROOTED LOWER AND EFFECTIVE

SHEAR GRADUALLY INCREASES. IN ADDITION...WITH THE SLIGHTLY BACKED

FLOW ALONG AND NORTH OF THE BOUNDARY...IF CELLS CAN BECOME ROOTED

LOWER THERE WILL ALSO BE SOME TORNADO POTENTIAL INTO THE AFTERNOON

ACROSS THE SOUTHWEST AND WESTERN FORECAST AREA. THIS WILL

ESPECIALLY BE TRUE IF THE BOUNDARY CAN STAY DEFINED WITHIN THE

BROAD WARM AIR ADVECTION.

THE TREND WITH STORM MOTIONS EARLY ON HAS BEEN SLOW MOVING...AND

JUST THE RADAR ACROSS THE WI AREA REFLECTS THE HEAVY RAIN THREAT

WITH WIDESPREAD COVERAGE OF 50 PLUS DBZ. WITH 1.60 PWAT THIS

MORNING ON THE ILX SOUNDING...BASICALLY NEAR THE 99TH PERCENTILE

FOR MAY...SEE NO REASON THAT HEAVY RAIN WILL NOT BE A REALIZED

THREAT. HAVE BEGAN THE FLASH FLOOD WATCH EARLIER FOR THE WESTERN

COUNTIES DUE TO THE EARLIER ACTIVITY.

IN TERMS OF GUIDANCE...THERE IS QUITE A BIT OF VARIABILITY IN THE

SHORT TERM/EXPLICIT MODELS...MOST NOT HANDLING THE ONGOING

CONVECTION VERY WELL AT ALL. IN GENERAL...COVERAGE OF CONVECTION

IN SOLUTIONS INCREASES THROUGH THE AFTERNOON AND INTO THE EVENING

ACROSS THE FORECAST AREA. THE GENERAL MODE OF STORM CLUSTERS WITH

SLOW PROPAGATION APPEARS TO BE FAVORED...THOUGH COVERAGE VARIES

WILDLY.

WILL MAKE SOME FURTHER TEMPORAL ADJUSTMENT TO POPS THIS AFTERNOON

AND EARLY EVENING AND HAVE AN UPDATED FORECAST ISSUED SHORTLY.

MTF

http://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=LOT&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1

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Looks like the storms will hit Milwaukee! Probably not severe, but you'll add to you rain tally!

Starting to thunder here...and getting quite dark.

Severe t-storm warning up for Kendall Co., IL.

As the case most of the the time I was spared. Just 10 mins of drizzle/very light rain/few one hundredths of an inch.. Few nice rumbles though. Looks like a little action just off to your west :)

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As the case most of the the time I was spared. Just 10 mins of drizzle/very light rain/few one hundredths of an inch.. Few nice rumbles though. Looks like a little action just off to your west :)

Funny what a difference a few miles makes. I've been getting a nice soaking here along with some nice rumbles.. You should definitely be getting something decent with the next little line though..

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Looks like the mothership has arrived here! Nice roll cloud moving overhead. Will post pictures when the storm is done.

Winds picking up... Getting gusts up to 40mph I'm estimating.

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Yup - been just missed n/s with all of the rain this month.

Looks like another wave developing in Walworth and Waukesha County. You may get a little more action yet!

C-G's here too.

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Looks like another wave developing in Walworth and Waukesha County. You may get a little more action yet!

C-G's here too.

That wave is severe warned now for Milwaukee!!!

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN SULLIVAN HAS ISSUED A

* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR...

NORTHEASTERN KENOSHA COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN...

MILWAUKEE COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN...

RACINE COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN...

EAST CENTRAL WALWORTH COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN...

EASTERN WAUKESHA COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN...

* AT 1216 PM CDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A

LINE OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS CAPABLE OF PRODUCING DAMAGING WINDS IN

EXCESS OF 60 MPH. THESE STORMS WERE LOCATED ALONG A LINE EXTENDING

FROM WAUKESHA AIRPORT TO BIG BEND TO BOHNERS LAKE...AND MOVING EAST

AT 40 MPH.

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That wave is severe warned now for Milwaukee!!!

Yeah you can see clearly that there is some high winds moving into the west side right now. Wunderground radar shows it nicely.

Still quite a few C-G's here. Moderate rain, 53°.

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