STORM2K

Severe weather occurrences this afternoon include.............
--1-inch hail fell 4 miles north of Brighton, Illinois.
--Large trees were toppled in Peoria, Illinois.
--Winds gusted to 74 mph in Hilliard, Ohio.
--A vehicle was blown off the road a mile north of Cayuga, Indiana.
--A tornado touched down near Washington, Illinois.
--Flash flooding occurred near New Philadelphia, Ohio.
--Power outages occurred near Woodville, Alabama.
--Numerous trees were downed in Laurel, Maryland.
--1.5-inch hail damaged a storm spotters vehicle 10 miles west of
Kentland, Illinois.
--Trees were damaged by strong winds in the Siddonsburg,
Pennsylvania, area. Appreciable rainfall due to
thunderstorm activity as of Tuesday evening........

Dubois, Pa. 1.41


Columbus, Ohio 0.93


Gus Grissom AFB, Ind. 1.19


Wooster, Ohio 0.98


Terre Haute, Ind. 0.73


Marion, Ohio 1.15


Wheeling, W.Va. 1.41


Peoria, Ill. 0.94


Lorain, Ohio 0.52


Lebanon, N.H. 0.54

Thanks for the update Jeff!!

Definitely coul be a LOOOOONG list come Wednesday night!

Yes...tomorrow could be an extreme weather event!!

I am not sure that there is enough room to post the events after tommorro night. It is going to be interesting to say the least.

weatherwunder wrote:I am not sure that there is enough room to post the events after tommorro night. It is going to be interesting to say the least.

LOL...but in all seriousness, things are loooking quite volitale tomorrow.

I haven't been this concerned about an outbreak like this since *gulp* May 4th of last year. I hope I am wrong.

I agree, it is really nothing to laugh at. It is really looking serious. I am planning to keep a close eye on things.

I believe part of the J Squared Chase Team may be in action tomorrow. I will keep you posted on developments.