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6-29-19 Illinois/ Indiana Forecast Update: Increased confidence for a potentially strong line of storms Sunday afternoon. MG.

Good afternoon! Newest model data continues to trend towards a more unsettled Sunday for portions of central/ southern Illinois and Indiana. There is now more confidence for a line of storms to develop in northern Illinois/ southern Wisconsin and dive southeast through Illinois and Indiana tomorrow afternoon. The areas highlighted…

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6-29-19 North Dakota/ Minnesota: Severe Weather expected this afternoon into tonight. MG.

Good Morning! Here is a look at current radar as of 9:54 AM CDT. A strong line of thunderstorms currently in eastern North Dakota has a severe warning just west of Marysville, ND for winds of 60 mph and quarter sized hail. Some stronger storms are also being noted just…

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6-29-19 Ohio: Scattered storms possible with warm and humid conditions. MG.

Good Morning! Some scattered storms are expected this afternoon as a boundary pushes south through the state today. The coverage of these will be quite low and most of the state should remain on the drier side. Some summertime heat and humidity will also lead to muggy conditions throughout the…

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6-29-19 Illinois: Hot and humid weather with a chance for scattered storms. MG.

Good Morning! A mainly quiet weather pattern is expected across Illinois today with only some isolated to scattered storm chances, mainly in northern portions of the state. Heat and humidity will also be a concern as heat index values will approach 100, especially in western parts of the state. Tomorrow…

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6-29-19 Trenton Thunder: Active day of weather ahead with severe storms possible. MG

Good Morning! A hot and muggy day is in store for you today before a cold front sweeps across the Trenton area this afternoon/ evening. Some of the storms associated with this cold front could be severe in nature with strong winds being the main area for concern. High…

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6-29-19 Indiana: Pop-up storms possible today… but generally warm and quiet. MG.

Good morning! A rather quiet day of weather is expected across Indiana today as an upper-level high pressure system sets up above Indiana today. Some pop-up thunderstorms will be possible this afternoon as we maximize day time heating/ instability, but these will be very isolated and scattered. Below…

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6-28-19 PM Ag Report: GEFS continues to be volatile… staying consistent with week 2 forecast. MG.

Good Afternoon! Here is your PM Ag Report. Have a great day! Key points: The central/ southern Plains into the southern Ohio/ Missouri/ Tennessee Valley look to run below normal in rainfall in the week 1 period with areas in the northern Plains and upper Midwest running above normal in…

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6-28-19 Round Rock Express: Unsettled, but not excessively wet, pattern ahead. MG.

Good Morning! Here is your latest forecast update video: http://youtu.be/d8KATecvRCc?hd=1 Today and tomorrow I believe you stay dry before a more unsettled weather pattern begins to develop on Sunday through Thursday. A piece of upper-level energy will arrive on Sunday and will begin to stall out for the remainder of…

6-28-19 Northern Plains: High heat/humidity in South Dakota this weekend…targeting several storm chances too. N.

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6-28-19 Northern Plains: High heat/humidity in South Dakota this weekend…targeting several storm chances too. N.

Today's Video: http://youtu.be/4zSCh5H8NQ4?hd=1 Here is a look at 24-hour rainfall accumulation: Watching a strong storm tracking along the North/South Dakota borders, moving east-southeast at 35mph. Overall this afternoon is looking quieter for most of the area as this storm dives southeast it should eventually fade. We'll target a wave…

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6-27-19 Missouri Short Term Update: Hot and humid conditions in store for tomorrow. MG.

Good afternoon! Here is a look at precipitation totals over the last 24 hours. Portions of southeastern Missouri have received an incredible amount of precipitation with localized amounts of around 10" associated with an Mesoscale Convective Vortex (MCV), which is just a small low pressure area. It stalled out over…