Just like the Reds another whiff when it came to all this threatening weather. Thursday was supposed to be a day of ''numerous showers and thunderstorms with a possible tornado'' was what Steve Norris predicted at 9am this morning. We've had nothing but sunshine and cloud intervals all day in Fairfield. A spotty shower popped here and there ...

It will probably fizzle out just as all the other so called impressive lines have the last three days. Pretty inaccurate forecasting so far this week.

As usual the line of storms as of 10pm tonight has fizzled out. Energy went north and SW.

Will this line stretching from Chicago to W Tenn at approx 8pm hold together and spread into SW Ohio or will it fizzle out?

Storms have had a lil kick this morning in the Butler County. 9am and we're about to get it again.

I tried to take a pic of it as it passed right over my house tonight but it got nothing. It was pretty cool, looked like Venus simply scooting across the sky. It took about 30 seconds for it to travel from one end of the horizon to the other. 

Its sad to see the development on US 22 (Montgomery Rd to Little Miami HS.) I'm 42 and can remember going to a family summer cabin just north of Morrow on Mason Morrow RD and there was nothing but woods from Fields Ertel Rd all the way to Vitale's. I can remember the trains running thru town and the big tressell over Todd's Fork east of ...

My pool water level is 3 inches above the skimmer line which tells me at least 4 inches fell in Fairfield between 11pm and 2 am. We had some pebble sized hail. Several lightning strikes were continuous and point blank. Hamilton near High St got hammered. Power is still out up there. Large branches, trees, and debris are on the side streets. 

at 10:30pm Butler County (Fairfield) is finally about to get a decent thunderstorm.

check out the outflow boundary on the radar now moving south to north thru Butler County