Couldn't possibly ask for a better 4th of July night, its 75 and clear as a bell here... headed to the back deck to soak it in and light up some leftover fireworks right now, matter of fact

Still got some Husker Du's and donts, along with a few church burners and a couple Back Up Terry's

Really? We got 0-.40. As far as I know no hail.

Storm came from the northwest. Those are usually hardcore.

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And the ribs I had to finish during all the commotion.

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Storm came from the northwest. Those are usually hardcore.

Hell by the time it hit us it was moving from east to west. Those are usually a horror show. I was worried.

It was from the Northeast. My mistake.

We caught one from the northeast years ago. I looked like a someone did a drive-by on the house and it leveled the corn to nothing but a foot of stem.

Exact same day, too. July 4th, 2015.

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Oh wow. F that S.

The stalks were in a swirl pattern on the ground. We weren’t living out there yet, and my parents were gone for the summer. Wouldn’t be surprised if a tornado went through, no way to verify.

Were the pivots up? If so, no nader.

Good point. They were fully erect.

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I feel these storms are barricading you from escaping Minnesota.

Looks like what hit Lewis, KS last June during wheat harvest. Softball-sized hail.

Completely flattened and mulched irrigated corn fields, couldn't even tell what was planted. Wiped out every upland bird for miles.

Going to have a Cat1 hurricane hit my place dead on. We usually just get the lower lever winds and some rain. I'm on the water but 8.5 ft above sea level. Storm serge is supposed to be 3-5ft of flooding so no worries there.

Any CP'ers live in Seattle?

Heard its been brutal up there and 90% of people have no A/C in their homes.