Absolute Vorticity

1537 UNK Alexandria Madison IN 4026 8568 Alexandria is closed both directions for a tree across the road on top of a car with occupants inside. Time is roughly approximated. (IND)

1605 UNK Anderson Madison IN 4010 8569 EM reported there were trees down across the county from earlier storms. (IND)

^^ Where my Dad was born and raised and where I was born. Also where my folks met at college in the early 1960s.

1850 UNK Prairie Creek Vigo IN 3931 8753 Small branches off trees and pea size hail. (IND)

1900 UNK 2 SW Riley Vigo IN 3936 8733 Several full grown trees and a flag pole have been blown down by thunderstorm winds. (IND)

1900 UNK 4 SSE Indiana State University Vigo IN 3941 8739 Thunderstorm winds blew down a tree that is blocking Cherrywood Street. (IND)

1900 UNK 4 S Indiana State University Vigo IN 3941 8741 A tree was blown down by thunderstorm winds and is blocking Raymond Drive. Time is approximate. (IND)

1900 UNK 2 SSE West Terre Haute Vigo IN 3944 8743 A large branch was sheared off a a large tree and a large sign in a parking lot near the road edge was blown down as a result of thunderstorm winds. Time is approximate (IND)

1902 UNK 4 NE Prairieton Vigo IN 3941 8743 Thunderstorm winds have blown off one or more of the following ... roof shingles ... branches ... awnings ... fences ... and carports onto cars. (IND)

1904 59 4 SW Seelyville Vigo IN 3945 8731 Preliminary max gust. (IND)

1927 UNK 1 W Spencer Owen IN 3929 8679 Delayed report. Trees down west of Spencer. Time estimated by radar. (IND)

1952 100 Crothersville Jackson IN 3880 8584 Report from mPING ... quarter size hail. (IND)

1955 60 1 SE Bloomington Monroe IN 3915 8650 (IND)

2000 UNK 4 WSW West Terre Haute Vigo IN 3943 8752 A roof was blown off a garage near the intersection of Robinson Road and Kiewig Drive by thunderstorm winds. (IND)

2002 70 1 SE Bloomington Monroe IN 3915 8650 Tree branches of unknown size were blown down by thunderstorm winds. (IND)

2005 UNK Vincennes University Knox IN 3868 8752 A utility line was blown down by thunderstorm winds near 6th Street and Sycamore Street. (IND)

2005 UNK Bruceville Knox IN 3876 8741 A tree and utility lines were downed by thunderstorm winds at State Rd 550 near Vine Street. (IND)

2005 UNK Bicknell Knox IN 3877 8731 A tree was blown down by thunderstorm winds at 3rd street and Alexander. (IND)

2005 UNK 2 ESE Bloomington Monroe IN 3915 8648 Eight-inch tree branches were blown down by thunderstorm winds near the intersection of South Olcott Boulevard and East Moores Pike. Pea-size hail accompanied the winds (IND)

2005 UNK 1 SW Whitehall Monroe IN 3916 8659 A 2.5-inch diameter healthy tree split due to thunderstorm winds. Time approximated. (IND)

2006 70 5 WSW Whitehall Monroe IN 3914 8665 Three-inch diameter branches were blown down by thunderstorm winds. (IND)

2006 UNK 3 E Bloomington Monroe IN 3916 8647 A tree and tree limbs were blown down by thunderstorm winds. Details are unavailable due to amateur radio conditions. (IND)

2012 78 3 SW Whitehall Monroe IN 3915 8662 Peak wind speed is preliminary. (IND)

2030 UNK 3 SSW Charles Deam Wilderness Monroe IN 3900 8638 Delayed report. Time estimated by radar. Multiple large trees and power lines down in southeast part of the county. Roads are blocked. (IND)

2120 UNK 1 SE Charlestown Clark IN 3845 8566 Large tree down on Main Street between Monroe and Jefferson. (LMK)

2130 UNK Goshen Oldham KY 3841 8558 Downed trees and power lines ... reported by dispatch. (LMK)

2135 UNK 3 WNW Milton Trimble KY 3872 8543 Trees down across Coopers Bottom Road. (LMK)

2136 UNK 5 SE Milton Trimble KY 3866 8532 Trees down at Highway 421 and Milton Bedford Pike. (LMK)

2136 UNK 3 SE Milton Trimble KY 3868 8534 Trees down on power lines at Garriott Road and Garriott Court. (LMK)

2155 UNK Carrollton Carroll KY 3868 8517 Large tree limbs down. (ILN)

2158 UNK 3 ESE Jeffersontown Jefferson KY 3819 8552 Gas station canopy blown over on Taylorsville Road. (LMK)

2355 UNK 1 NW Westbend Powell KY 3791 8398 Two trees down on a power line. Time estimated from radar. (JKL)

2355 UNK 3 W Levee Montgomery KY 3797 8399 Tree down on Kidville Road. Time estimated from radar. (JKL)

0009 UNK 2 ESE Camargo Montgomery KY 3799 8386 Tree down on Flicker Road. Time estimated from radar. (JKL)

0010 UNK 2 SE Clay City Powell KY 3784 8390 Tree down against a power pole between Clay City and Stanton. 2885 Stanton Road. Time estimated from radar. (JKL)

Radar estimates for today’s scattered showers

Nothing here at The Dome of course.

Had no rain here in Fairfield although radar showed a nice shower overhead earlier, must have been virga! Lol

Good Afternoon and nothing here as well. Joe I agree some virga today as the moist air came flowing into the area. Still can get some showers and maybe a thundershower this evening but I still believe Wednesday is are best shot and really anytime during the day. Thursday looks wonderful with lower humidity and temps before we start the cycle again on Friday as temps and humidity rise rather quickly before the next best shot of rain on Saturday. We need to start hitting some of these clusters over the next week or two as the pattern will probably change to a more true summer time pattern with just your heat of the day type of thundershowers and those we know are not widespread and especially if the ground is dry even more isolated.

Just a trace here at home and eastern Hamilton county where I was working. The usual weakening leftovers

CVG got 89'ed so far. We'll see if a sneaky 90 occurred or not.87 here for my high thus far.

It’s going to be crucial we get the widespread rains in the early and late morning tomorrow that some models are showing. Otherwise I think it’s the hit and miss stuff late day that leave a lot of the area getting missed

Now we have action missing us to the SW. Can't win for losing lol

Had .60 in rain gauge from earlier’s activity in Hamilton Township.

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CVG 89'ed and both DAY / CMH 83 today.

Good morning folks! Scattered storms are trying to bubble up from the SW and into our area early this morning. We shall see what happens with that as that will help determine what happens this afternoon and evening. A slight risk for severe wx exists mainly along and SE of I-71 for today and a marginal risk elsewhere from the SPC.

As of 6/25, only 0.72" of rain has fallen at CVG. This is currently the second driest June on record! Below is a listing of the Top Ten driest Junes.

0.03" fell at CVG overnight. As of 7am CVG is reporting light rain with the activity to our SW slowly trying to push in. Most of it based on radar is light in nature with a few embedded moderate pockets. I'll take anything that we can get right now lol

As usual due to poor timing much of the activity is on the decline as the LLJ also begins to weaken per the usual for the morning hours. Hopefully, we can get rid of the clouds to build up some CAPE for this afternoon. We should have some outflow boundaries around to help trigger some activity but wind shear is very light so unless we get some CAPE, I wouldn't be expecting too much.

Latest CAM's aren't every impressive keeping much of the action scattered around our area with the highest concentration south of ILN's CWA. I guess we shouldn't be surprised. Par for the course at The Dome!

tron777 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2024 7:43 am As usual due to poor timing much of the activity is on the decline as the LLJ also begins to weaken per the usual for the morning hours. Hopefully, we can get rid of the clouds to build up some CAPE for this afternoon. We should have some outflow boundaries around to help trigger some activity but wind shear is very light so unless we get some CAPE, I wouldn't be expecting too much.

Latest CAM's aren't every impressive keeping much of the action scattered around our area with the highest concentration south of ILN's CWA. I guess we shouldn't be surprised. Par for the course at The Dome!

Beat me to it Les, definitely not the regionally widespread soaking some models were showing yesterday(for this morning). The usual haves and have- nots on soaking rains locally . Good luck to all

Bgoney wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2024 7:48 am

tron777 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2024 7:43 am As usual due to poor timing much of the activity is on the decline as the LLJ also begins to weaken per the usual for the morning hours. Hopefully, we can get rid of the clouds to build up some CAPE for this afternoon. We should have some outflow boundaries around to help trigger some activity but wind shear is very light so unless we get some CAPE, I wouldn't be expecting too much.

Latest CAM's aren't every impressive keeping much of the action scattered around our area with the highest concentration south of ILN's CWA. I guess we shouldn't be surprised. Par for the course at The Dome!

Beat me to it Les, definitely not the regionally widespread soaking some models were showing yesterday(for this morning). The usual haves and have- nots on soaking rains locally . Good luck to all

Yes Sir.... it stinks! But if we fail today, we'll try again over the weekend. When I am on vacation next week, we should have additional chances as well. Just hoping for a couple of rounds prior to my fireworks party to help dampen things down. That is my main concern atm.

Central and eastern Hamilton county with a nice shower

Bgoney wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2024 8:32 am Central and eastern Hamilton county with a nice shower





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Little more than a "shower", my guy! Brief heavy downpours and some CG. Lovely timing for the commute LOL!

It's as dark as night here in Mason along with some heavy rain as well. Ugh.... I wish we were getting this at home.

tron777 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2024 8:55 am It's as dark as night here in Mason along with some heavy rain as well. Ugh.... I wish we were getting this at home.

Man I looked at radar and shook my head. Dome intact.

Trevor wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2024 8:59 am

tron777 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2024 8:55 am It's as dark as night here in Mason along with some heavy rain as well. Ugh.... I wish we were getting this at home.

Man I looked at radar and shook my head. Dome intact.

Dude it's been awful! Hope we can muster up something later or this weekend. I haven't mowed in 2 1/2 weeks.

CVG is up to a pathetic 0.04" since midnight.

tron777 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2024 9:00 am

Trevor wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2024 8:59 am

tron777 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2024 8:55 am It's as dark as night here in Mason along with some heavy rain as well. Ugh.... I wish we were getting this at home.

Man I looked at radar and shook my head. Dome intact.

Dude it's been awful! Hope we can muster up something later or this weekend. I haven't mowed in 2 1/2 weeks.

Saturday looks okay to decent IMO in terms of rainfall. I went with 60% PoPs in my forecast and a 1/5 severe risk. Looks like another opportunity for an MCS or two. Hopefully this time we can score!