so the closer and closer we get to early evening, it seems like a line of storms may form in SW Iowa and move E/NE through west central/central iowa
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IDK about a bunch of noobs with experience chasing the wide open plains will adjust to being in/around the bluffs, river(s), lack of grid roads and clear views.
Definitely true.
It seems like the terrain has had a tendency to bust up the big tornadoes. If you look at a map of Iowa tornadoes over the years, they drop off dramatically when you get to the Driftless. There may be other reasons for that, but I think it seeing fewer of those kind of storms isn't a coincidence.
A noob thinking that Boone County Hill in Twister was intense entering Allemakee County:
New tornado watch likely soon for southern MN/ northern IA. Looks to be north of Ames
I've kept an eye on Ventusky all day and it's not even showing THAT happening. Seems like everything is going around the metro.
I'm more than OK with it. Trying to wrangle a 4.5 year old and 5 month old in the basement isn't on my list of "things I want to deal with". Not to mention the 2 dumbass (but they're OUR dumbasses) cats we have... Only "fun" thing is that the 4.5 year old can't quite say "tornado" and calls them "tomatoes".
my 3yr old calls them "poor-tatoes" and I hope he never outgrows that
mine says naders and ive never been more proud
Looking forward to the stories of little coach Hines yelling at the teacher that it's a terlet.
There are so many funny words kids say wrong. Our son couldn't pronounce our oldest daughters name, so for about a year he called her "Ed" and she would respond without even thinking twice.
I was about to make a joke and remembered this isn't the cave.
Yeah, wranngling the cats into carriers is not super fun with sirens going off.
