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@GopherWeatherGuy. My house in Austin TX just got hit with a storm that registered 84.5 dBZ. Have you ever heard of such a high value? I didn't think that was really possible. One of the neighbors says 2.85" of rain in 12 minutes.

 
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@GopherWeatherGuy. My house in Austin TX just got hit with a storm that registered 84.5 dBZ. Have you ever heard of such a high value? I didn't think that was really possible. One of the neighbors says 2.85" of rain in 12 minutes.


Wow what a wild storm. I have never heard of such a high value, I'm sure it's the highest or one of the highest ever. 80 is about as high as it goes.
 





We just got back from a long family road trip vacation and drove by London, KY on our way back. London had a massive EF-4 tornado hit this spring. It must have been the day after this graphic depicts.

I’ve never seen anything like it. Blocks of neighborhoods just completely gone.
 

We have some family friends that are at Glacier NP right now. The higher elevations of the park could get 2+ feet of snow this weekend.
 

Ugghhh... Tooling around Aberdeen yesterday, picking up some things for the house and getting a bite. 90 degrees and 60-75% humidity. Just absolutely miserable. I'll take 105 degrees in the desert any day of the week over this ridiculousness.
 

Ugghhh... Tooling around Aberdeen yesterday, picking up some things for the house and getting a bite. 90 degrees and 60-75% humidity. Just absolutely miserable. I'll take 105 degrees in the desert any day of the week over this ridiculousness.
I can take a few days here and there of the heat. We just got back from a long road trip for a wedding in North Carolina. I lived in NC for 3 years a long time ago and it reminded me of how consistently it is hot there. The constant 90 and humid heat really got old.
 



Lightning-lit screenshot of supercell as it was producing one of the large tornadoes near Enderlin, ND. My bro-in-law is from that town and they really dodged a bullet. Tornadoes likely occurred to their SW, E and NE. This thing just went nuts as the squall line was enveloping it.

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Lightning-lit screenshot of supercell as it was producing one of the large tornadoes near Enderlin, ND. My bro-in-law is from that town and they really dodged a bullet. Tornadoes likely occurred to their SW, E and NE. This thing just went nuts as the squall line was enveloping it.

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Yeah I’ve seen a lot about that storm. A few people died.

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