Robert Dewey
EF5
Things blowing up quite nicely from MI through IL. Winds across southeast MI are backed to the SSE, producing 0-3km helicities around 200-300m2/s2. However, with the linear nature of the storms I expect mostly a damaging wind threat, with isolated spin-ups (the majority of MI TORs come from linear storm structures, I believe).
With nice clearing ahead of the line, I expect instability to actually increase slightly as higher T's increase, with Td's largely in the low 70's. Looks like the southeastern portion of MI will experience a more widespread threat than was seen yesterday.
With nice clearing ahead of the line, I expect instability to actually increase slightly as higher T's increase, with Td's largely in the low 70's. Looks like the southeastern portion of MI will experience a more widespread threat than was seen yesterday.