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Michigan

Johnny2X2X

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3. Minnesota

Reply to wnylib (Reply #2)

Sun Aug 27, 2023, 09:39 AM

Aug 2023

Minnesota gets way more, they average 45 a year, Michigan only 16. The Dakotas get a lot too.

Lake Michigan’s cool waters take a lot of steam out of storm systems as they cross it. Wry often you’ll see severe weather in Wisconsin that piddles out over the lake.

This was such a rare event because it developed over land.

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7 tornadoes confirmed, more possible tornado sites surveyed after powerful storms strike Michigan [View all] demmiblue Aug 2023 OP

Yikes! 2naSalit Aug 2023 #1

Michigan must be the northernmost state that wnylib Aug 2023 #2

Minnesota Johnny2X2X Aug 2023 #3

I didn't realize that Minnesota and the Dakotas wnylib Aug 2023 #4