Managed to scrounge up 0.54" from the early morning elevated leftovers. Brings April up to 4.78".
Today/this evening has been looking like our best shot for heavy rains all along, and still looks that way.
Last coolish day before several warm and humid days coming in. Low temps will hold in the 60s for several nights.
Awaiting a dying Iowa blob of anvil rains this afternoon.
Radar estimates over 2 inches of QPF fell in south-central IA overnight. Likely overestimated due to bright banding, but some big amounts may have happened in a narrow corridor if the snow wasn't too mixy with rain.
Could be an interesting night in southern Iowa. Some of the models are suggesting a very narrow swath of 6" or more of snow from a very intense stationary band of snow to develop.
Far different air mass here compared to yesterday evening. Cold northeast winds from Alekville have kept us north of the warm front, and thus reducing the nader threat to zero.
Nice ragged/elongated wall cloud passed just southeast. It was trying it's best to wrap up. Had a period of quarter size hail and torrential rain from core right after the wall cloud passed by.