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Witnessed some pretty crazy gusts in Nortwest Indiana. I will link the full video in the comments. Sadly, these storms resulted in some significant damage.

The photos don't do it justice, but this storm had some of the most incredible structure I have seen this year

The dry air behind the preceding MCS made for some absolutely gorgeous structure on this supercell. I cannot believe it looked like this based solely on its radar presentation and the environment in which it was in.

The dry air in the wake of the MCS that moved through just hours prior made for especially photogenic structure

I was shocked to see this storm receive a warning with a 100mph tag on it. Fortunately, that that did not verify for the location I intercepted it at.

One of the prettiest storms I have seen this summer

Pictures are from July 20th near Wisconsin Rapids, as several low precipitation mini-supercells produced tornadoes across Central Wisconsin.

It was truly amazing seeing these low topped supercells overcome the dry midlevels and produce multiple tornadoes. Low level CAPE is a thing of beauty.

This was one of the only supercells in Central Wisconsin last night that did not produce a tornado, but it was very photogenic.

Got some substantial gusts in Grayling, but thankfully there was very little tree damage in that area. Can't say the same for communities to the North.

Got some stunning shots of this storm

Managed to capture some cool shots of this thunderstorm near Alamo this evening.

Water levels are finally back to normal in most Michigan streams, and streamers have definitely been a favorite among the trout.