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I'm in the enhanced risk now... That got serious real quick.

I don't think this will be the next 6/15/17, but it does feel like a similar setup and track. It shouldn't be as intense though.

Weather Dude wrote:I'm in the enhanced risk now... That got serious real quick.

I don't think this will be the next 6/15/17, but it does feel like a similar setup and track. It shouldn't be as intense though.

Even the models did NOT epect this even up to 24 hours out . . .

Hurricane-Force Winds has been reported in the western side of the Kansas City Metroplex.

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90 Mph winds reported & a confirmed tornado in the Eastern Side of the Kansas City Metroplex, they are getting hammered!

The storms are still a few hours away, but the HRRR has been hinting at us not getting much here, with the storms missing to the west. There's still time, but early indications are that this may be the case, unless they start moving more SE instead of S.

EDIT: When I posted this I didn't realize that the HRRR runs I mentioned initialized so badly. The 2z runs looms like it initialized better so we'll see what it shows

Yep missing to the west but I'm fine with not dealing with 80+ mph winds. Solid lightning show though.

We've had so much rain over the past month that I'm not even disappointed about today at all.

Got .45 minutes inches last night, the severe storms missed me to the west, OKC got scraped on the eastern side & then Ada got 60 mph winds overnight. I’ll take that rainfall.

Baseball sized hail reported in Michigan, that is going to hurt.

Looks like back to back dangerous days out there. Enhanced risks up for today and tomorrow.

Yesterday had a nasty Supercell with up to 3 inch hail from SE Minnesota to Northern Iowa.

Today's Enhanced is along the Great Lakes and towards New England . . .

It's going to be in the Upper 90s on Sunday, then Upper 50s Next Monday night . . . Oklahoma is STILL showing that Summer is not always hot . . .

SPC added a 10 hatched tor risk for W OH. Also a PDS warning in the same area. Pretty serious day out there.

20 Injures from a tornado near East Brewton, AL, I hope they all are minor & everyone will be okay . . .

Also want to mention yet another Double Enhanced risks in the Midwest Today & Tomorrow . . .

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Very strong thunderstorms moved over the Chicago area late at night. A large tornado was reported near Naperville and moved over Woodridge. Damage has been reported. Very rare for a strong tornado to hit the Chicago area like that. Very scary.

Wow this is heartbreaking. Everything I've seen so far points to an EF3+. A QLCS tornado that strong is rare enough, not to mention tracking through a highly populated area.

The number of major cities getting hit in recent years is insane.

The Chicago suburbs tornado from last night was rated EF3. I'm a little ways to the west from there in north central Illinois, and we're in a severe drought in this region, and I can tell you everyone appreciated some rain, but mother nature didn't have to send a major tornado along with it.
So far I've seen reports of injuries but haven't seen any reports of fatalities, so that's good.

I'm under a flood watch for several days . . . the WPC is showing a LOT of rainfall for my area in the next 7 days . . .

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Today is serious business, a Moderate risk of Flooding combined with a Slight Risk of storms . . .





More flooding is possible in the next few days . . .

Quite a start to July here a lot of flash flooding the little creek next to my apartment is raging and some others in the metro appear to have flooded this is definitely the most significant flooding so far

Brent wrote:Quite a start to July here a lot of flash flooding the little creek next to my apartment is raging and some others in the metro appear to have flooded this is definitely the most significant flooding so far

I'm at work at a golf course in Jenks and it's been a complete washout... All the ponds are pretty much overflowing now...

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Brent wrote:Quite a start to July here a lot of flash flooding the little creek next to my apartment is raging and some others in the metro appear to have flooded this is definitely the most significant flooding so far

I'm at work at a golf course in Jenks and it's been a complete washout... All the ponds are pretty much overflowing now...

Yeah I had planned to Doordash at lunch but I had car issues and honestly looking at it now I don't think it would have been fun lol