Inland hurricane near GRR?

Somewhat related note, i will put it in here since i don't want to make a whole thread about this one minor event.

Prior to the Low pressue deepening and moving north into the L.P, the storms that occured yesterday afternoon produce what GRR is calling a F0 tornado near Schoolcraft around 3.40pm. This is based on public reports. I wonder if this really was a tornado or low scud or a rainshaft? Report says it touched down in an open field, so a damage survey would be of little use. Mr. Dale, Did you hear anything about this event?

BTW, winds reached 61knots at Death's door in Wisconsin today before the equipment failed.
 
0340 PM TORNADO 2 SW SCHOOLCRAFT 42.09N 85.66W
05/10/2006 KALAMAZOO MI PUBLIC

BRIEF F0 TORNADO TOUCHDOWN APPROX 340 PM EDT NEAR
SCHOOLCRAFT IN KALAMAZOO COUNTY. TOUCHDOWN IN AN OPEN

FIELD NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF 10TH STREET AND XY AVENUE.[/b]

Channel 8 WOOD-TV yesterday had 2 photos of the tornado, I cannot find the pics
look like a landspout. It was thin and high based.

Mike

Just found this from WWMT Ch 3 Kalamazoo MI
1147377755-Tornadosmall.jpg

http://www.wwmt.com/engine.pl?station=wwmt...kout_local.html
Courtesy of: WWMT Kalamazoo MI
 
We had pulse storms popping up yesterday - this happened near the end of one storm and strengthening of another. No rotation within cloud base, NWS classifies it as a landspout.
 
Grand Rapids got down to: 29.08 inches or 984.76 mb
Muskegon pressure was 28.97 inches or 981.04 mb

Standard Sea Level Average Pressure is 29.92 inches or 1013.2 mb

Grand Rapids MI: All time record pressure was set with the blizzard of 1978
28.68 inhces or 971.22 mb.

Mike
 
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