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2013 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Non-Minnesotans arguing about the weather...

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Does this mean gas is gonna go up another 50 cents?
 
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Not a hurricane, but the Weather Channel is in Armageddon mode.
 
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The bulk of one hell of a storm should go just south of here. I mean, about 30 miles or so. This thing's coming to eat.

We're still going to get pounded at about 1-1:30 AM.
 
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My home county in Indiana is under a torndao warning right now. Dont think it has acutally hit yet as a buddy there says things arent too bad right now.

Hope it stays that way. But it looks like a good squall line is forming along a line from just inside Ohio over to Western Indiana. And pretty much the entire length of said line is under a T-Storm warning or Tornado warning.
 
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Hammer said:
The bulk of one hell of a storm should go just south of here. I mean, about 30 miles or so. This thing's coming to eat.

We're still going to get pounded at about 1-1:30 AM.
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That's what they're saying Hammer. Just a nice gentle soaker right now. Think they've adjusted their forecast to say that the really big worry in this mess will be a big risk of flooding in spots.
 
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When I look at the projected radar, there's an awful lot of yellow and red on the way. It should die down by about 3-3:30.

I wouldn't want to be about 50 miles south of here, though.
 
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Hammer said:
When I look at the projected radar, there's an awful lot of yellow and red on the way. It should die down by about 3-3:30.

I wouldn't want to be about 50 miles south of here, though.
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Yep, Toledo is going to get hit hard it looks like, probably even Bowling Green as well.
 
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business just picked up here. raining a lot harder and getting a good dose of lighting as well.
 
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Glad I'm not in northern OH right now. Their part of this storm has morphed into a bow-echo.
 
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Two reported tornadoes missed me by a few miles, but no power for a while. I think that whole house generator looks better and better.

EDIT: Power lost from 4 - 7. Not bad for PEPCO.

Here's a image from North Rockville, MD
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glug, gurgle, glug.


While we have had individual storms dump more rain than any one storm has delivered lately, I don't think I've ever seen so much cumulative rain over a two-week period ever.

I had emptied one of those big buckets of drywall mud (the 61.7 pound size) and left it outside. It is full of water now. that is a lot of rain to fill one of those suckers.
 
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I never thought that I'd see a report of a tornado/funnel cloud in Hockey Valley, but yesterday's storm produced one. The video was shot by Garrett Bastardi, son of weather expert Joe Bastardi.

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