Still two days out obviously but the current axis for best chance of accumulation is SW Iowa up through DSM/Ames into NE Iowa.
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The warm sector has eroded meaning the chance of convective activity is pretty much gone. Already starting to see some clearing in far SW Iowa that should it make it's way across a good chunk of the southern half of the state. Some far southern areas may tickle the 60 degree mark today.
And looks like there is no firm way to project snowfall and road conditions yet for Wed-Thurs?
Always nice when the southern areas get tickled.....
Any precip likely wouldn't start until late on Wednesday so I am not too worried about travel then. 5-8" seems to be a pretty good bet in the main swath.
That warm sector was able to squeak out just enough lift to spawn a small thunderstorm in western Linn County
I'll go get some gas for the snow blower after work and this storm will disappear..
The thing with this one is the low is right on us so there is ample shear to get things spinning IF things develop later.
I’ve had my hopes brought up and dreams dashed like 4 times over the past 48 hours for a severe weather day. If we learned anything last week, it’s that overperformqnce happens.
38 degree rain melting A LOT of iA/mn border snow. Going to be a skating rink when it turns cold.
Nope, but California will continue to have a drought for 10 more years!!
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SW Linn county...we had a few crashes of thunder that shook the house this morning. My kids came running out of their rooms...felt like April!
