***Official 2025 Weather Thread***

Another 0.75 inches of rain when the forecast was 0%. Cool, cool, cool, cool, cool

Worst summer since 2019
 
We did the fair Friday, soccer Saturday afternoon, and soccer this morning. F*ck this heat!
We were at the fair Friday also when that front...erm, sorry, don't remember the correct meteorological term...came through around 7:45p. We were sitting on a bench on the grand concourse, and this wind just comes through, whipping the flags ontop the VI building and any that were located on the food stands. There was audible reaction from the fair crowd when that happened. Significant temperature drop immediately, and it even felt less humid. Probably the second weirdest weather phenomenon I've experienced personally.
 
We were at the fair Friday also when that front...erm, sorry, don't remember the correct meteorological term...came through around 7:45p. We were sitting on a bench on the grand concourse, and this wind just comes through, whipping the flags ontop the VI building and any that were located on the food stands. There was audible reaction from the fair crowd when that happened. Significant temperature drop immediately, and it even felt less humid. Probably the second weirdest weather phenomenon I've experienced personally.
I was in the grandstand and that felt fabulous. I was sitting and sweating and that breeze was so refreshing.
 
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Probably the second weirdest weather phenomenon I've experienced personally.
Weirdest for me was the September 2005 tornado that touched down on campus (mid-week, not the tornado game that happened later in the year).

It had been very windy all morning, then, between classes, when I walked across the street from Kildee to Agronomy Hall, it was completely still, almost eerie. A few minutes later I was sitting in the hall waiting for my next class to start and the wind blew the doors open on each end of the building. Eventually the small tornado hit campus and knocked a tree onto the building setting off the fire alarms, causing lots of confusion as to go to the basement or go outside.

What a way to start my first couple weeks or so of my freshman year

 
Weirdest for me was the September 2005 tornado that touched down on campus (mid-week, not the tornado game that happened later in the year).

It had been very windy all morning, then, between classes, when I walked across the street from Kildee to Agronomy Hall, it was completely still, almost eerie. A few minutes later I was sitting in the hall waiting for my next class to start and the wind blew the doors open on each end of the building. Eventually the small tornado hit campus and knocked a tree onto the building setting off the fire alarms, causing lots of confusion as to go to the basement or go outside.

What a way to start my first couple weeks or so of my freshman year

I mean...it's like you didn't even research the school mascot before you came here.
 
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Must have brought it on myself after posting in this thread for the first time today, tornado sirens went off here in Kane County IL for first time this summer (warning expired before storm made it to my house)
 
Weirdest for me was the September 2005 tornado that touched down on campus (mid-week, not the tornado game that happened later in the year).

It had been very windy all morning, then, between classes, when I walked across the street from Kildee to Agronomy Hall, it was completely still, almost eerie. A few minutes later I was sitting in the hall waiting for my next class to start and the wind blew the doors open on each end of the building. Eventually the small tornado hit campus and knocked a tree onto the building setting off the fire alarms, causing lots of confusion as to go to the basement or go outside.

What a way to start my first couple weeks or so of my freshman year

Wow! I never even knew this happened. I was at the tornado game 2 months later.
 
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