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We got to 54 with the winds staying up a bit last night, which is why I'm bullish. I'm assuming some periods of calm winds tonight.

Running 4 degrees ahead of last night at this time.

 

60º at midnight. Winds staying up. Only two degrees ahead of last night. I'll stick with 50º, but wouldn't be surprised if it's only 52º...

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60º at midnight. Winds staying up. Only two degrees ahead of last night. I'll stick with 50º, but wouldn't be surprised if it's only 52º...

Would think our winds would slacken later like what's happening to our north and west right now. Obviously my call is going to be in trouble if that doesn't happen.

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54 hourly at both 5 AM and 6 AM. The microclimate heat island that is the LAF bares its teeth.

 

Ha, LAF usually radiates like a mofo. 

 

Winds eventually went calm overnight, but temps stayed up...53º for the min. 

 

MIE does break 50º, coming in with a min temp of 49º this morning.

 

Back home, IKK dipped to 48º. 

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Ha, LAF usually radiates like a mofo.

Winds eventually went calm overnight, but temps stayed up...53º for the min.

MIE does break 50º, coming in with a min temp of 49º this morning.

Back home, IKK dipped to 48º.

Yeah, I'm surprised we only made it to 53 as winds went calm for quite a while. Still good enough for a record low at the airport.

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dp up to 63F...south winds now... 

 

LSE going with 68F on Sat which would be a record...  can't wait.

 

Any day in the upper 60fs is a winner in my book.  About the most perfect temps for outdoor activities (Hiking, biking, walking)...  Sure swimming is pushing it..but the river must be in the upper 70Fs so you'll just want to stay in the water.

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Still can't believe I'm seeing 850mb temps in the mid single digits over S WI, in July. MAV and MET guidance has 55 and 54, respectively, for lows Sunday morning. The record low of 53,on the 28th is the highest record low for MKE. It has a good chance of being broken.

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Lowest 850 mb temps in the month of July for various RAOB sites (APX and DVN not included due to much shorter period of record)

GRB

1) 1.4C - 7/4/1967, 12z

2) 1.9C - 7/13/1967, 12z

3) 2.0C - 7/5/1967, 12z

4) 2.5C - 7/4/1972, 12z

5) 2.5C - 7/12/1975, 12z

6) 2.7C - 7/5/1967, 00z

7) 3.0C - 7/2/2001, 12z

8) 3.4C - 7/5/1983, 12z

9) 3.6C - 7/6/1983, 00z

10) 3.7C - 7/1/1969, 12z

DTX/FNT

1) 2.6C - 7/7/1984, 12z

2) 2.8C - 7/5/1967, 12z

3) 3.2C - 7/14/1967, 00z

4) 3.3C - 7/15/1967, 12z

5) 3.3C - 7/2/2001, 00z

6) 3.4C - 7/29/1965, 12z

7) 3.4C - 7/3/1968, 12z

8) 3.4C - 7/5/1972, 12z

9) 3.5C - 7/26/1962, 12z

10) 3.9C - 7/6/1983, 12z

ILX/PIA/RAN

1) 3.6C - 7/13/1975, 12z

2) 4.0C - 7/5/1972, 12z

3) 5.1C - 7/26/1962, 12z

4) 5.2C - 7/18/2009, 12z

5) 5.5C - 7/13/1975, 00z

6) 5.6C - 7/4/1967, 12z

7) 5.6C - 7/3/1968, 12z

8) 5.7C - 7/14/1990, 00z

9) 5.8C - 7/4/1997, 12z

10) 5.9C - 7/13/1967, 12z

ILN/DAY

1) 5.0C - 7/14/1967, 12z

2) 5.4C - 7/6/1972, 12z

3) 5.6C - 7/15/1967, 12z

4) 5.8C - 7/6/1983, 12z

5) 5.9C - 7/5/1972, 12z

6) 6.3C - 7/21/1970, 12z

7) 6.4C - 7/1/1988, 12z

8) 6.7C - 7/10/1963, 12z

9) 6.7C - 7/5/1967, 12z

10) 6.8C - 7/5/1970, 12z

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Lowest 850 mb temps in the month of July for various RAOB sites (APX and DVN not included due to much shorter period of record)

GRB

1) 1.4C - 7/4/1967, 12z

2) 1.9C - 7/13/1967, 12z

3) 2.0C - 7/5/1967, 12z

4) 2.5C - 7/4/1972, 12z

5) 2.5C - 7/12/1975, 12z

6) 2.7C - 7/5/1967, 00z

7) 3.0C - 7/2/2001, 12z

8) 3.4C - 7/5/1983, 12z

9) 3.6C - 7/6/1983, 00z

10) 3.7C - 7/1/1969, 12z

DTX/FNT

1) 2.6C - 7/7/1984, 12z

2) 2.8C - 7/5/1967, 12z

3) 3.2C - 7/14/1967, 00z

4) 3.3C - 7/15/1967, 12z

5) 3.3C - 7/2/2001, 00z

6) 3.4C - 7/29/1965, 12z

7) 3.4C - 7/3/1968, 12z

8) 3.4C - 7/5/1972, 12z

9) 3.5C - 7/26/1962, 12z

10) 3.9C - 7/6/1983, 12z

ILX/PIA/RAN

1) 3.6C - 7/13/1975, 12z

2) 4.0C - 7/5/1972, 12z

3) 5.1C - 7/26/1962, 12z

4) 5.2C - 7/18/2009, 12z

5) 5.5C - 7/13/1975, 00z

6) 5.6C - 7/4/1967, 12z

7) 5.6C - 7/3/1968, 12z

8) 5.7C - 7/14/1990, 00z

9) 5.8C - 7/4/1997, 12z

10) 5.9C - 7/13/1967, 12z

ILN/DAY

1) 5.0C - 7/14/1967, 12z

2) 5.4C - 7/6/1972, 12z

3) 5.6C - 7/15/1967, 12z

4) 5.8C - 7/6/1983, 12z

5) 5.9C - 7/5/1972, 12z

6) 6.3C - 7/21/1970, 12z

7) 6.4C - 7/1/1988, 12z

8) 6.7C - 7/10/1963, 12z

9) 6.7C - 7/5/1967, 12z

10) 6.8C - 7/5/1970, 12z

Awesome stuff. Did you put these together yourself or is there a website where you can find the data?

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RECORDS BREAK ACROSS SE MICHIGAN THIS MORNING

24 NEW DAILY RECORD LOW TEMPERATURES WERE EITHER TIED OR TOPPLED ACROSS SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN THIS MORNING.  THE FALL LIKE TEMPERATURES OCCURRED UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF CLEAR SKIES AND AN INFLUX OF COLD CANADIAN AIR.

*Note that not all record data was available for comparison due to current upgrades being made to the data base at the National Climate Data Center (NCDC).

 

BAY COUNTY:

AUBURN  43F

 

GENESSEE COUNTY:

Burton 4N  45F

FLINT/BISHOP AIRPORT 47F  tied  Old Record 47 set in 1904/1913

Goodrich 48F

 

HURON COUNTY:

Port Austin 46F   Old Record 54F 2012

Port Hope 48F

 

LAPEER COUNTY:

Lapeer 2W  47F

 

LENAWEE COUNTY:

Morenci  49F   Old Record  52F 2012

 

LIVINGSTON COUNTY:

Howell 45F

Whitmore Lake  48F

 

MONROE COUNTY:

Dundee  52F   Old Record 54F 2012

Newport  52F

 

OAKLAND COUNTY:

Farmington  49F

White Lake (NWS)  44F   Old Record 48 in 2000

 

SAGINAW COUNTY:

Saginaw 5W  49F

 

SANILAC COUTNY:

Lexington  49F  Old Record 54F in 2004

Marlette  46F

 

 

SHIAWASSEE  COUNTY:

Durand 48F

 

ST. CLAIR COUNTY:

Yale 1NNW  44F   Old Record 50 2012

 

TUSCOLA COUNTY: 

Vassar 46F 

 

WASHTENAW COUNTY:

Ann Arbor SE  47F

Chelsea 46F   Old Record was 52 in 2012

Manchester 49F  Old Record was 54 in 2012

Saline 4W  44F    Old Record

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Well..i might need a new roof.  Cars in this area are going to be destroyed...  huge hail...yard is full of it.  Sounded like rocks were falling on the roof.

 

O boy! Get a pic!

 

Any broken windows?

 

Yep, ping pong sized hail.

 

SEVERE WEATHER STATEMENTNATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LA CROSSE WI303 PM CDT THU JUL 25 2013WIC063-252030-/O.CON.KARX.SV.W.0100.000000T0000Z-130725T2030Z/LA CROSSE WI-303 PM CDT THU JUL 25 2013...A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR WESTERN LACROSSE COUNTY UNTIL 330 PM CDT...AT 259 PM CDT...A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WAS LOCATED NEAR FRENCHISLAND...AND MOVING EAST AT 25 MPH.HAZARD...PING PONG BALL SIZE HAIL AND 60 MPH WIND GUSTS.SOURCE...TRAINED WEATHER SPOTTERS. PING PONG BALL SIZED HAIL WASREPORTED AT I 90 IN LA CROSSE.IMPACT...PEOPLE AND ANIMALS OUTDOORS WILL BE INJURED. EXPECT HAIL         DAMAGE TO ROOFS...SIDING...WINDOWS AND VEHICLES. EXPECT WIND         DAMAGE TO ROOFS...SIDING AND TREES.THE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WILL AFFECT MAINLY RURAL AREAS OF WESTERN LACROSSE COUNTY...INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS...NATHAN HILL ANDVETERANS MEMORIAL PARK.PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...THIS STORM IS PRODUCING LARGE HAIL. SEEK SHELTER NOW INSIDE A STURDYSTRUCTURE AND STAY AWAY FROM WINDOWS.LARGE HAIL...DAMAGING WINDS AND CONTINUOUS CLOUD TO GROUND LIGHTNINGIS OCCURRING WITH THIS STORM. MOVE INDOORS IMMEDIATELY. LIGHTNINGKILLS. REMEMBER...IF YOU CAN HEAR THUNDER...YOU ARE CLOSE ENOUGH TOBE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.



			
		
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It was ugly..long and jagged pieces...  lost a bunch of fruit off my trees, along with a ton of leaves...  not sure about car damage or roof damage..the next door neighbors were all gone, so not able to see damage locally yet...

 

July25hailstorm.jpg

 

This is a few pieces..i would say some were 4 or 5 inches long...very jagged..

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Wow that's some decent sized hail. The airport observed 2.50" hail

 

 

PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LA CROSSE WI
327 PM CDT THU JUL 25 2013

..TIME... ...EVENT... ...CITY LOCATION... ...LAT.LON...
..DATE... ....MAG.... ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE....
..REMARKS..

0256 PM HAIL 4 NNW LA CROSSE 43.88N 91.26W
07/25/2013 M2.50 INCH LA CROSSE WI CO-OP OBSERVER

OFFICIAL OBSERVER FOR LA CROSSE AIRPORT
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It was ugly..long and jagged pieces...  lost a bunch of fruit off my trees, along with a ton of leaves...  not sure about car damage or roof damage..the next door neighbors were all gone, so not able to see damage locally yet...

 

 

 

This is a few pieces..i would say some were 4 or 5 inches long...very jagged..

 

That stone is evil looking! I can see some shredded leaves on the ground. Looks like storms around here towards daybreak tomorrow.

Hope you don't see anymore hail tonight!

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