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[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

Very active severe weather pattern next week. More details: https://t.co/MpZg8AUJOL

[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

I'm expecting an average to slightly later than average first frost across the region. The main driver here would be the potential for northwest flow in the end of September and early October. Ensemble guidance varies on the placement of troughing and ridging however, leading to a conservative forecast. More details in a short new video: https://t.co/QECiPD7bKa

[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

Lows down into the upper 30s expected tonight for portions of the Great Lakes. Much warmer the further south and west you go.

[NWS Chicago @NWSChicago]

Scattered thunderstorms are expected in the area through this evening. A few severe thunderstorms with damaging winds and large hail are likely to occur, mainly west of the yellow dashed line in the graphic. #ILwx #INwx

[Max Velocity @MaxVelocityWX]

another day, another tornado threat in illinois...

[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

A few supercells may produce a tornado or two along an outflow boundary later today.

[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

Isolated intense severe thunderstorms will be possible tomorrow afternoon/evening for portions of WI, IL, MN, IA, NE, and KS. Very large hail, damaging wind gusts, and an isolated tornado or two will be possible. Storms will be isolated, likely super cellular however.

[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

Our snowfall maps will be colorful this winter. I plan to be more active on X this winter, the same as on Facebook. I like seeing the salty people on here.

[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

Who remembers the spring synoptic setups? Maybe second season will be full of them.

[Bob Waszak @nilwxreports]

Derecho potential across northern Illinois Tuesday late morning/midday. A complex of storms will develop tonight across the Dakotas and move southeast overnight and into the area tomorrow around midday. Significant wind gusts and embedded tornadoes are possible. This could be a very dangerous storm. #ilwx

[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

A wetter pattern. may evolve as we move into the middle of August for portions of the region. Above average precipitation anomalies would be driven by several rounds of thunderstorms, potentially severe, along the edge of a ridge.

[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

We are several days out, but model guidance continues to come into an agreement on favorable dynamics to be in place for severe weather this weekend and into next week. Sufficient deep-layer/low-level shear from fast-moving shortwaves will likely be in place. On the thermodynamics side, rapid low-level moisture return is likely, which will increase instability, as well as temperatures rising above normal. Greatest corridor as of now appears to be in the red-shaded area, but some changes are possible as we get closer.

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[Will Roth, KF0RLZ @willthewxguy]

Iowa is one week away from being three nuclear bombs

[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

Flash flood risk Friday for portions of MN, WI, IA, IL, and MO. I see a non-severe thick line of convection that may produce 2-3” in a few areas.

[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

Extreme heat expected tomorrow with heat index as high as 115 degrees.

[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

Significant severe weather will be possible Monday and into Monday night for portions of the corn belt. Depending how Sunday evolves, Monday will likely be further south. Extreme instability, moderate deep-layer shear, rich low-level moisture, and likely stronger LLJ compared to Sunday may lead to another fast-moving damaging complex.

[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

Increasing strong tornado potential tomorrow from 5-10 pm tomorrow in any discrete/semi-discrete supercell. New video out: https://t.co/FoqxOnDMfo

[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

A significant severe weather event should materialize tomorrow with all-hazards. There will be a window of enhanced tornado potential early on, then damaging wind threat will dominant.

[NWS Chicago @NWSChicago]

Conditions will likely be favorable for severe weather late Monday into Monday night over a large part of the Great Lakes and Midwest, including northern Illinois and northwest Indiana. However, confidence in where storms form within the larger favorable environment remains low.

[Midwest Weather @MidwestWeathe_r]

Monday may be the most significant out of the multi-day stretch of severe weather ahead. An arrival of a rather strong embedded shortwave trough will overspread the northern extent of the unstable warm sector. Dew points will pool into the low 70s with moderate instability/deep-layer shear in place. An organized severe weather event is possible, with all-hazards. Damaging wind threat will probably be greatest, but a corridor of enhanced tornado potential seems plausible in any semi-discrete/discrete supercells ahead of the cold front.