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  1. hawkeye_wx
    2" diameter hail is being reported in the Muscatine to Davenport corridor.
  2. hawkeye_wx
    1.50" hail report from Cedar Rapids. I got lucky. Update: Now a 1.75" (golfball) report from Marion (ne edge of Cedar Rapids)
  3. hawkeye_wx
    The hail core passed barely southeast of my house, so I only got pea size (maybe a few a bit larger).
  4. hawkeye_wx
    An elevated hailer is approaching Cedar Rapids this morning, currently warned for 1" hail.
  5. hawkeye_wx
    Models have been flirting with an upper low digging down into the Ohio Valley next week, keeping our region a bit cool, but the GFS has lost that idea and the Euro is trending away from it. Tonight's GFS and Euro are blowtorching the plains in the extended, with a bit of summer attempting to spread east across the midwest.
  6. hawkeye_wx
    It was a C here... better than Cyclone's winter, but still well south of the prevailing snowstorm track.
  7. hawkeye_wx
    There might be a spin-up along the line just south of Cyclone. Cyclone is getting hit hard by heavy rain, hail, and wind.
  8. hawkeye_wx
    69 mph wind gust at the Cedar Rapids airport, 70 mph in Hiawatha. I could hear the roaring wind coming. The line was weakening as it moved through, but we still managed to get about a 60 mph gust. That's it for me today. Most of the action went around me.
  9. hawkeye_wx
    The tornado signature is back on the cell that passed nw of Iowa City. It's approaching Mt. Vernon, east of Cedar Rapids.
  10. hawkeye_wx
    The tornadic cell near Iowa City has inhaled the trailing storm, so the great-looking structure is fading.
  11. hawkeye_wx
    Another severe storm has surged northeast and has nearly caught the tornadic cell in Iowa.
  12. hawkeye_wx
    Iowa City is up next for the Iowa tornado. It currently looks like all the cells will pass southeast and northwest of Cedar Rapids.
  13. hawkeye_wx
    Ottumwa is under the gun from a rotating supercell.
  14. hawkeye_wx
    DVN is most concerned with the lead wave tracking from south of KC to northern Illinois.
  15. hawkeye_wx
    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.
  16. hawkeye_wx
    The 12z HRRR has pushed nearly all of the action east of Cedar Rapids tomorrow. Northern Illinois looks like a fun spot.
  17. hawkeye_wx
    Now this is what I'm looking for... 60s and widespread thunderstorms. Time for the snowstorms to vamoose.
  18. hawkeye_wx
    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.
  19. hawkeye_wx
    Jesus Christ..... 16 and 17 inch reports are coming in from nw Illinois. These locations must have received 4+"/hr rates.
  20. hawkeye_wx
    Wow, 12.5 inches southeast of Dubuque!!!!
  21. hawkeye_wx
    10" report now north of the Quad Cities.
  22. hawkeye_wx
    Milwaukee NWS's snow map, last night, had Madison getting about 3 inches. Surprise!
  23. hawkeye_wx
    9 inches has fallen northwest of the Quad Cities. Iowa City got 4 inches. I did not get a flake.
  24. hawkeye_wx
    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.
  25. hawkeye_wx
    A band of 2-4 inches of snow fell across northern Iowa overnight... definite over-performer.
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