snowbo wrote: ↑Mon Aug 30, 2021 12:56 pm
Got in late last night from a week long walleye fishing trip in Hornepayne, Ontario. Drove through copious amounts of water coming through Michigan and Ohio. Speed down to 45mph at times. Impressive lightning show as well. Over 3 inches in the gauge for the week+.
Hope the bite was good Bo! Heading to Cass Lake, MN myself in less then 2 weeks.
The bite was amazing with the minimal fishing pressure the last 2 years. We (2 people) caught just shy of 300 with most in the 17 to 20 inch range. I did manage to catch a 40" northern on a jig and a minnow....that was fun!!!
Awesome! Sounds similar to my last Canadian experience many years ago (Pre 9/11) They can't touch Lake Erie when it comes to size, but they do have some great numbers!
WFO Report Time County Location State Event Type Magnitude
LMK 8/30 1:00 PM CLARK 1 N JEFFERSONVILLE IN HEAVY RAIN 3.89
Source: COCORAHS UTC Valid: 2021-08-30T17:00:00Z
Remark: FORMER NWS EMPLOYEE REPORTED 3.89 INCHES OF RAIN IN AN HOUR.
A new line has formed to the West of IND, likely right along the actual cold front itself. I haven't seen a lot of rain today but it's been cloudy and damp all day so I would guess that the line is going to peter out the closer it gets to us. We'll see of course.
Some sunshine trying to break out here in the Dayton area.....up to 79 in my hood. SBCAPE of 3000 J/kg exists in the vicinity of those Indy storms (also a little bit of shear). PWs are starting to approach 2" so any storm that does form (as we saw near LOU) will produce copious amounts of rain in a short time.
cloudy72 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 30, 2021 2:14 pm
Some sunshine trying to break out here in the Dayton area.....up to 79 in my hood. SBCAPE of 3000 J/kg exists in the vicinity of those Indy storms (also a little bit of shear). PWs are starting to approach 2" so any storm that does form (as we saw near LOU) will produce copious amounts of rain in a short time.
I like that higher ribbon of dews for your area as well. You've got a shot at some stronger storms and /or heavy rain for sure this afternoon. Not feeling confident in this area down here due to being socked in by clouds.
tron777 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 30, 2021 9:36 am
Awesome guys! Glad to hear you all have cashed in who have needed it. Or too much rain as in the case of CMH (right JP?) Light rain here and some thunder. Nothing very heavy yet which is fine by me. The heavier rains usually don't soak in to that hard KY clay anyway.
Yes for my area to much rain. Other areas do need it, so I am happy that they got some rain last night. So far today, it has been dry.
tron777 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 30, 2021 9:36 am
Awesome guys! Glad to hear you all have cashed in who have needed it. Or too much rain as in the case of CMH (right JP?) Light rain here and some thunder. Nothing very heavy yet which is fine by me. The heavier rains usually don't soak in to that hard KY clay anyway.
Yes for my area to much rain. Other areas do need it, so I am happy that they got some rain last night. So far today, it has been dry.
Awesome and the worst of Ida should miss you to the SE at this stage of the game.
cloudy72 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 30, 2021 1:37 pm
Oh my! Across the river from LOU:
WFO Report Time County Location State Event Type Magnitude
LMK 8/30 1:00 PM CLARK 1 N JEFFERSONVILLE IN HEAVY RAIN 3.89
Source: COCORAHS UTC Valid: 2021-08-30T17:00:00Z
Remark: FORMER NWS EMPLOYEE REPORTED 3.89 INCHES OF RAIN IN AN HOUR.
No doubt these type of rainfall amounts can occur with the air mass in place. I got 4 inches in one hour and another 2 the next hour. I may never see that in my life. When you call the fire department out to check the sewers you know there is a problem. The next day about 15 hours after the event the sewer was still flowing big time like it just had a thunderstorm the hour before. My grill and the neighbors grill both were taken off his deck and my patio. At first I thought because of the strong winds but it may have been because the water was so high so quick that it swept out into the yards.
The more I look at the current conditions and how Ida is moving north and northeast I expect plenty of rain in the mountains of Kentucky and W.Virgina. Would not be surprised to hear of amounts great than 6 inches and we saw a few weeks ago when a tropical system makes it to the mountains the models underplay the totals big time.
1350 UNK 1 W CARROLLTON CARROLL KY 3868 8518 TREE REPORTED DOWN ON SYCAMORE AND 7TH. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (ILN)
1700 UNK 2 SW LEESBURG SCOTT KY 3828 8445 ROOF DAMAGE TO A HOME ... INCLUDING BRICKS FROM THE CHIMNEY AND SHINGLES. SOME OF THE BRICKS DAMAGED THE ROOF AND CREATED A HOLE. SEVERAL TREES DOWN IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA. (LMK)
tpweather wrote: ↑Mon Aug 30, 2021 7:16 pm
The more I look at the current conditions and how Ida is moving north and northeast I expect plenty of rain in the mountains of Kentucky and W.Virgina. Would not be surprised to hear of amounts great than 6 inches and we saw a few weeks ago when a tropical system makes it to the mountains the models underplay the totals big time.
Agreed Tim... There will be some 6" totals without a doubt. I called for 4-6" the other day for the heaviest rains and it still looks good to me.
tpweather wrote: ↑Mon Aug 30, 2021 7:16 pm
The more I look at the current conditions and how Ida is moving north and northeast I expect plenty of rain in the mountains of Kentucky and W.Virgina. Would not be surprised to hear of amounts great than 6 inches and we saw a few weeks ago when a tropical system makes it to the mountains the models underplay the totals big time.
Agreed Tim... There will be some 6" totals without a doubt. I called for 4-6" the other day for the heaviest rains and it still looks good to me.
Hopefully that much rainfall in so many hours time span won't cause any slides along sides of the mountains. I remember a portion along I-40 between TN and NC several years ago that would have boulder slides and finally the DOT installed massive bolts into the face to help stabilize that mountainside area.
tron777 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 30, 2021 9:36 am
Awesome guys! Glad to hear you all have cashed in who have needed it. Or too much rain as in the case of CMH (right JP?) Light rain here and some thunder. Nothing very heavy yet which is fine by me. The heavier rains usually don't soak in to that hard KY clay anyway.
Yes for my area to much rain. Other areas do need it, so I am happy that they got some rain last night. So far today, it has been dry.
Awesome and the worst of Ida should miss you to the SE at this stage of the game.
Yes, I looked at the models when I got home. That is what I was kinda of seeing maybe half an inch to an inch on the 12z runs. That would be manageable though. If anything that will give more rain to areas around here that need it.
tpweather wrote: ↑Mon Aug 30, 2021 7:16 pm
The more I look at the current conditions and how Ida is moving north and northeast I expect plenty of rain in the mountains of Kentucky and W.Virgina. Would not be surprised to hear of amounts great than 6 inches and we saw a few weeks ago when a tropical system makes it to the mountains the models underplay the totals big time.
Can we say mudslides? No, I am not talking the alcoholic drink either.
No new precip at CVG or here overnight. The heaviest will be in our SE today and tonight ending on Wed with Ida. Scattered for the rest of us. I'm actually disappointed so far at the rains I have received, Was honestly expecting an inch for my hood, just don't think we'll get there this far to the west.
cloudy72 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 31, 2021 6:48 am
I agree Les! Band of rain just to my north with the front and Ida remnants likely staying to my south. I feel like a dome sandwich lol
Yeah... that look is even more apparent for your area. Absolutely! ILN has CVG getting over 3/4" of rain today ending tomorrow morning. I'll believe it when I see it.
tron777 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 31, 2021 6:40 am
No new precip at CVG or here overnight. The heaviest will be in our SE today and tonight ending on Wed with Ida. Scattered for the rest of us. I'm actually disappointed so far at the rains I have received, Was honestly expecting an inch for my hood, just don't think we'll get there this far to the west.
Went to bed last night thinking the same disappointment for mby, had nothing for the last 5 days, but overnight had one of those rogue showers and got a much needed inch out of it. Would love to see more today but not expecting much looking at radar and dryer air squeezing Ida's northern extent. Got to give the NAM props for Ida's remnants staying further SE than other models
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They can't touch Lake Erie when it comes to size, but they do have some great numbers! 
Light rain here and some thunder. Nothing very heavy yet which is fine by me. The heavier rains usually don't soak in to that hard KY clay anyway.
