akt1985
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I decided to go ahead and make a thread to discuss the severe threat and excessive heat over the Central U.S. over the next couple of days.
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Severe Risk/Excessive Heat 7/27-7/28/2026
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akt1985
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Mods, if you have time, please pin this thread to the top so additional comments don’t get lost in the general severe weather thread.
Kds86z
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Done.
Should probably move the comments from the severe weather thread into here too since the surprise tornado is probably the highlight of this whole event.
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@MichelleH is this possible? Thanks
Des Moines Temp/DP is currently 95/84. 84 dew point is a new record. Heat index is 119.
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akt1985
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Since I made this thread to include the excessive heat, the bad news is that the Alabama beaches are under an Excessive Heat Warning for Tuesday. The good news is the Rip Current Risk is Low so it will be great to cool off in the Gulf.
Ozonelayer
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Little late but hoooooolyyyyy that Appleton tor. Wouldn't be shocked for a EF3 rating or more
Sitting 104/70 here presently. This stuff can GTFO any time it wants to.
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I think the morning round of storms did a number on temperatures this afternoon in north Alabama. While still hot, the current temperature in Huntsville is only 88 with a Heat Index of 98.
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DanLarsen34
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Trey already did a video regarding the Appleton/Neenah tornado and what caused it.
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akt1985
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Another interesting note, these destructive tornadoes earlier today occurred in a Severe Thunderstorm Watch and not a Tornado Watch.