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The speed this system is traveling just seems insane to me. I’ve been following it for a few hours with the interactive radar on WUnderground and the leading edge went from southwest of Indianapolis to over Dayton in less than an hour. In the most recent hour the middle trailing band has gone from the state line at about the midpoint of Richmond and Fort Wayne to barreling down on Toledo.
 
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Let me just note I am back in Ohio for 24hrs and just drove back from New Knoxville area and 33 right around the Union county line the shear volume and velocity of the rain fall made for some not soo fun driving. Never felt so many times where the tires lost traction. This was around midnight or so
 
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Dryden said:
The speed this system is traveling just seems insane to me. I’ve been following it for a few hours with the interactive radar on WUnderground and the leading edge went from southwest of Indianapolis to over Dayton in less than an hour. In the most recent hour the middle trailing band has gone from the state line at about the midpoint of Richmond and Fort Wayne to barreling down on Toledo.
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Weather east of the Rockies trips me out, how does a storm reach from northern Ohio to southern Texas? The answer is simple of course, no mountains

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