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Maybe worth creating a dedicated thread for this upcoming stretch? Large scale pattern is quite favorable for multiple rounds and likely across the subforum, starting with later Sunday-Sunday night through Monday-Monday night.

With a persistent huge CAPE reservoir and likelihood of enhanced northwest mid-level flow associated with any stronger shortwaves, this appears to be one of the better extended stretches of potential for a larger area in recent years.

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39 minutes ago, RCNYILWX said:

Maybe worth creating a dedicated thread for this upcoming stretch? Large scale pattern is quite favorable for multiple rounds and likely across the subforum, starting with later Sunday-Sunday night through Monday-Monday night.

With a persistent huge CAPE reservoir and likelihood of enhanced northwest mid-level flow associated with any stronger shortwaves, this appears to be one of the better extended stretches of potential for a larger area in recent years.

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28 minutes ago, Indystorm said:

Certainly not in our area but I think it noteworthy that this Sat, evening the Fairbanks Alaska NWS has been issuing some t storm warnings for golf ball size hail.

Interesting.  Alaska isn't even on the SPC storm report map.

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Certainly not in our area but I think it noteworthy that this Sat, evening the Fairbanks Alaska NWS has been issuing some t storm warnings for golf ball size hail.


Not everyday you see this...

That far north, westward motion, and cloud tops near 50kft for a time. Legit.

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Images from those storms near Delta Junction, AK

I mean, that's normal right? Seriously, if I said those were from Wyoming no one would been shocked. Also they issued 6 total warnings with some verification a few gusts at/over 58mph.

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This is a big IF but if cloud debris isn't an issue around here on Wednesday, then thermal fields (850/925 mb temps) would support mid to perhaps upper 90s with nearly full sun.  Pretty high dews as well.  I would be more conservative for now though.

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Topped out at 92 here today. 

Going to be exceptionally dry here this month, unless we can manage to get an MCS or something to move through central IA in the near future. Currently Ames is at 0.02" for the month, and only 1.06" since June 15th. DSM is doing slightly better just because they managed a couple popup storms over the last few weeks, but for the most part I would expect a pretty widespread drought across the state

 

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18 hours ago, Hoosier said:

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Thank goodness this is not a winter map! When driving north on Friday it was noticeable how much more lush and green everything was once north of the Detroit metro area. We have gotten much needed rain since Friday however. Got 1.27" at DTW and 1.00" imby Fri and today DTW had 0.50" and though I havent measured it poured quite a bit.

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This morning was another day when a morning MCS provided some rain for Toledo, with 0.95" and 1.20" reported in the last 24 hours at Toledo airports. When I lived there, many times when MCSs would die and give Toledo/SE Michigan relatively boring gray weather in the morning hours, sometimes with no lightning.

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