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[HandyDan 97,139]

Going to be hot today.  Near 90 and no rain.

[Larry Buskirk 16,154]

1 hour ago, HandyDan said:

Going to be hot today.  Near 90 and no rain.

Pretty much ditto here. 

82° now humidity 69% dewpoint 72° forecast high 89°.

 

[Fred W. Hargis Jr 11,688]

67˚ now, upper 80s later with possibly a thunderstorm. Back into very warm weather this week. So far this year the weather had been like everything else that's happened: a complete bust!

[Gene Howe 35,434]

Still 93° for the high. The humidity dropped from 27% to 16%, though. Yesterday it clouded up, thundered a bit but we only got about 30 seconds of wind driven mist. I never did like teasers!

[Larry Buskirk 16,154]

3 minutes ago, Gene Howe said:

I never did like teasers!

It didn't tease here Gene we got a few hours of .

74° here now forecast high 86° humidity 93% with dewpoint of 72° more rain forecast for this afternoon/evening.

[Fred W. Hargis Jr 11,688]

Ya know...you could share some of that rain with the rest of us! No need to hog it all for yourself!

[Larry Buskirk 16,154]

6 minutes ago, Fred W. Hargis Jr said:

Ya know...you could share some of that rain with the rest of us! No need to hog it all for yourself!

You'll have to talk to Mother Nature, or maybe do a "Rain Dance" .

[Gene Howe 35,434]

13 minutes ago, Larry Buskirk said:

You'll have to talk to Mother Nature, or maybe do a "Rain Dance" .

Watched a Zuni rain dance last summer. Asked one of the tribe if it worked. Her taciturn response was "Sometimes". So, we don't count on rain dances. 

Edited August 10, 2020 by Gene Howe

[HandyDan 97,139]

Temperature is going to dance around 90° today.  Still no rain. 

[Larry Buskirk 16,154]

...79° now at 12:15 PM with 86% humidity, and a dewpoint of 75°.

We're under a severe storm watch until 7:00 PM with possible 60-80 MPH winds.

 

[Larry Buskirk 16,154]

3:45 PM TORNADO WARNING IN EFFECT!!!

Tornado on ground about 30 miles west of us.

[Larry Buskirk 16,154]

3:55 PM another tornado about 1.5 miles southwest of us. 

[HARO50 11,849]

8 minutes ago, Larry Buskirk said:

3:55 PM another tornado about 1.5 miles southwest of us. 

That's a little TOO close for comfort!

John

[Larry Buskirk 16,154]

4:40 PM tornados hopefully have passed, still under severe thunderstorm warnings.

The city of Walworth in Walworth County has street flooding due to receiving 5-6" of rain in 1 hour.

Camp Lake about 12 miles southwest of us has trees, and powerlines down along with flooding.

Still raining real heavy here with strong winds.

 

@Fred W. Hargis Jr want me to send some your way?

[FlGatorwood 10,103]

Larry, Fred and Dan, I like the temps you folks dealt with last week.  I wish we had it that cool.  Mowed this yard this past Thursday and mowed the 1.6 acres on Friday.  The larger parcel is done on a Toro riding mower so it is not hot nor hard to push.  I sit and push or pull sticks.  But, in the mid-90's with a heat index in the 100's, it is hard to work.  This is air you can wear.  It appears we may have activity in the Atlantic Ocean or commotion in the Ocean.  

[Fred W. Hargis Jr 11,688]

Well, Larry's storm got to us last night about 9:00P. No tornadoes, but we did have 60 MPH winds. That's nothing compared to what they got from it in Hiawatha IA...they recorded 100 MPH+ there. It was a 700 mile track of a derecho....a straight line wind storm. It left a huge trail of wind damage, but by the time it got to us there was no rain! . So we're at a very humid 67º this morning, and no real rain for the next several days.

[HandyDan 97,139]

Lots of clouds out there but no prediction for a much need rain.  It is cooler.  90s yesterday and mid 80s predicted for today.

[Larry Buskirk 16,154]

@Fred W. Hargis Jr, & @HandyDan,

 

Don't know what to tell you guys. It was pretty crazy around here. 

 

66° @ 8:45 AM with humidity of 83%, and a dewpoint of 60°. Forecast high of 82°

 

Have to go out and see if any damage here. There were a lot of trees down a few miles west of us.

[Gunny 59,510]

I have 80F and rain with the sun shining brightly.  

[Gene Howe 35,434]

You guys in the midwest had quite a blow, yesterday. Hope everyone escaped unscathed.

We'll be at 92 dry and, boring degrees again, today.