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hawkeye_wx

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  1. Hmmm..... The HRRR has mid 70s and storms forming east of Cedar Rapids. The 3k NAM has low 60s and storms forming near Des Moines.
  2. The 12z HRRR has pushed nearly all of the action east of Cedar Rapids tomorrow. Northern Illinois looks like a fun spot.
  3. Now this is what I'm looking for... 60s and widespread thunderstorms. Time for the snowstorms to vamoose.
  4. Up to 9 inches of snow has fallen in the western Iowa weenie band this morning. These late March systems are producing very heavy banding.
  5. Jesus Christ..... 16 and 17 inch reports are coming in from nw Illinois. These locations must have received 4+"/hr rates.
  6. Milwaukee NWS's snow map, last night, had Madison getting about 3 inches. Surprise!
  7. 9 inches has fallen northwest of the Quad Cities. Iowa City got 4 inches. I did not get a flake.
  8. Take all this shit to the banter thread. The trend across all models this morning is to fade back east with the heavy snow band. Southeast Wisconsin looks like a pretty good spot.
  9. A band of 2-4 inches of snow fell across northern Iowa overnight... definite over-performer.
  10. 12z Euro Of course, cut the snow totals in half due to lousy ratios and warm ground.
  11. Most models are now showing a strengthening low cutting into the lakes Friday night into Saturday, with a burst of snow from southeast Iowa into Wisconsin.
  12. Today I received 0.20" of rain, followed by 0.7" of snow. The northwest wind is currently howling. The wind chill should be close to zero by morning.
  13. When I see this photo, the movie "Runaway Train" instantly pops into my head.
  14. As models predicted, much of the central Iowa snow dried up as it moved into eastern Iowa. I finished with 1.1 inches.
  15. My storm total snow is 4.0". My prediction was 3", so I'm pretty satisfied. The snow compacted a bit over 13 hours, so I could have measured a bit more if I had cleaned my snow board earlier this evening, before the final bands.
  16. I'm currently at 3.2". I have a shot at 4" when the lighter backwash pulls through.
  17. But the dew is 24º, though. The temp will crash. I was also concerned about the 37º temp this morning, but 90 minutes after the precip started I had 1.8" of snow on the ground. It began piling up immediately.
  18. My total is up to 1.8 after a nice burst of heavy snow. The rate has lessened quite a bit. The temp was 37 this morning, but quickly fell to 33 when the heavy snow moved in. The temp is slowly rising again with the lighter rate.
  19. A few inches is still looking like a decent expectation here. I doubt the warning area in Iowa will verify.
  20. The snow rates are not good and the temperature is garbage. The temp is in the upper 30s in the morning and falls to the mid 30s during the snow.
  21. Models continue to be all over the place regarding exactly where the best totals (and dry pockets) will be.... northeast Iowa, southern Iowa, through me. In general, the drying has continued. This is not a strong low with heavy banding parking over the area. Models suggest the heavier rates will last a couple hours and then it'll just be light snow. Combined with iffy temps, in March, I think the safe bet is around 3" here.
  22. While there has been a general weakening/drying trend across the board, the Euro is way drier than all other models (1/3 to 1/2). Look at this.... the Euro vs GFS, only two days away from the event. Seriously, wtf?!?
  23. This morning's 12z GFS was way too amped. It is now much more similar to the other models. Snow depth change map... looks like a solid March concrete event.
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