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The weather service's Chicago office said preliminary findings indicated that an EF-1 tornado struck an area of Chicago that included the western portions of the Loop on Monday night.
9:01 p.m.: National Weather service reports tornado near Fort Branch, Indiana. At 8:55 p.m., a spotter reported a tornado near Fort Branch, Indiana, moving in the direction of Somerville and Mackey.
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On the evening of July 13, a multitude of shortwave troughs were tracking southeastward across Saskatchewan, towards an area of east-southeasterly low-level winds, which, alongside favorable wind shear and daytime heating contributing to atmospheric instability, led the Storm Prediction Center to issue a wind-driven Enhanced (3/5) risk over Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota at the 20Z ...
SPC storm reports for November 17, showing the extent of the tornado outbreak and subsequent wind event. With the overall upper-level system expected to track eastward across the United States High Plains on November 17, the SPC issued a slight risk for severe thunderstorm activity for an area surrounding the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, valid for the early morning hours ...
The hail event associated with the storm complex included a 4-inch hailstone, which fell in Bridgewater, Iowa, and hail up to 1.5 inches in diameter were reported in the Quad Cities area. [8] [9] Large hail impacted northern fringes of Indianapolis, Indiana, with one event in which hail damaged parked cars near Castleton Square Mall. [10]
Like this past Friday, at least 16 states in the middle of the United States are at risk for severe weather and tornadoes through Tuesday night. The risk includes Here we go again: 2nd tornado ...
Satellite loop of a supercell near Chicago producing heavy lightning on June 13, 2022. The Storm Prediction Center had outlined an Enhanced (3/5) risk for severe activity in the Great Lakes region and Ohio Valley, with forecasters predicting the formation of storms producing large hail, severe wind, and an infrequent tornado threat.