/Issued 4:13 PM CDT, Wednesday, July 30, 2014/ Local Storm Reports for July 30, 2014Source: National Weather Service Duluth, MN *4:00 PM CDT: 0.50″ HAIL. Stone Lake, WI (Sawyer County) *3:55 PM CDT: 0.88″ HAIL. Stone Lake, WI (Sawyer County) Dime to nickel sized hail. *4:34 PM CDT: 0.50″ HAIL. Spooner, WI (Washburn County) *4:33…
Month: July 2014
Northland storm reports for July 29, 2014
/Issued 8:06 PM CDT, Tuesday, July 29, 2014/ Local Storm Reports for July 29, 2014Source: National Weather Service Duluth, Minnesota *2:39 PM CDT: 0.88″ HAIL. E Ashland, WI (Ashland County) *2:41 PM CDT: 48MPH THUNDERSTORM WIND GUST. Ashland, WI (Ashland County) *3:15 PM CDT: 1.00″ HAIL. 7 SE of Brimson, MN (Lake County) Gusty winds…
July 29, 2014 Weather Report – Showers/t’storms end This Evening; Mild temperatures the next few days with spotty showers/t’storms. Radar images of Today’s storms included in this post.
/Issued 3:49 PM CDT, Tuesday, July 29, 2014/ Posting a few radar images of the severe warned cells that developed This Afternoon per GR2 analyst radar. This 1st image is of the severe thunderstorm that affected areas around Butternut Wisconsin (Ashland County) around 3:30 PM Today. Cloud tops leveling off at around 30,000 feet with this…
July 28, 2014 Weather Report – Very nice temperatures the next few days with isolated Afternoon-Evening showers/t-storms.
/Issued 4:41 PM CDT, Monday, July 28, 2014/ A marginal, 5% chance for severe thunderstorms on Tuesday over all of Northwest Wisconsin and in parts of Northeast Minnesota (Brown shaded area on the map) Hail will be the main threat if storms become a little rowdy Tomorrow Afternoon. Source, Storm Prediction Center. Weather Summary for July 28, 2014Location: NE…
July 27, 2014 Weather Report – Skies slowly clearing Tonight; Pleasant temperatures and spotty showers through Wednesday; 1950-2013 Northland tornado tracks included in this post.
/Issued 4:38 PM CDT, Sunday, July 27, 2014/ Northland tornado tracks centered on St. Louis County Minnesota from 1950-2013 via NWS Storm Prediction Center, and Midwest Regional Climate Center. Blue lines=F/EF0 tornado tracksGreen lines=F/EF1 tornado tracksYellow lines=F/EF2 tornado tracksOrange lines=F/EF3 tornado tracksRed lines=F/EF4 tornado tracks Tornadoes can happen around here, just not as often as what…