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Severe Thunderstorm and Excessive Rain Expected in the Southeast and Hawaii

Severe thunderstorms and excessive rainfall threats continue in the Southeast through Friday. Heavy snow will continue over the higher elevations of the Central Rockies. A storm system moving over Hawaii will bring strong to severe thunderstorms, localized intense rainfall and flash flooding through Saturday. Above average high temperatures expected in California and the Pacific Northwest. Read More >

Overview

An area of heavy snow setup during the evening of March 23rd across far southern Minnesota into northern Iowa. This band remained nearly stationary overnight and into the following morning, increasing in intensity. Snowfall rates were 1-3" per hour producing snow covered roads and limited visibilities.

A band of snowfall of 12 to 16" fell from the Charles City, Osage Iowa area, southeast towards Oelwein.  Snowfall totals were MUCH less to the north and east of there where many communities ended up with hardly a snow flake.

snow forecastRadar loop from 11 pm March 23 to 1 pm March 24 2018​​
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