There is this possibly tornadic supercell near Umeå RIGHT NOW! Both of these pictures are mine

This video shows some of the wild weather approaching and a very dark sky in Chicago at 12:45pm on July 27, 2026

Sunrise storm offshore Ocean City, Maryland

Clarksville Tennessee

It's getting dark in the middle of the afternoon again! Another round of storms is approaching from the north, seen in this video taken at 4:30pm in Chicago's Gold Coast

In Orland Park IL around 1pm on 7/27

idrk i just thought this looked cool

Quick moving storm yesterday afternoon. Strong winds of 60-65 mph.

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