Event Summary: 2/2/2016

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Overview

A storm system slowly moved from the central plains into northwest Missouri during the day Feb. 2nd. This brought a wintry mix of precipitation to areas along and north of Interstate 80 before noon, and then transitioned to rain from south to north by early afternoon. There were also a few reports of snow with thunder at Fairfield and Cedar Rapids. Snow and sleet ranged from less than half an inch in the Quad Cities to 2.6 inches in Dubuque. Storm reports of 4 to 4.6 inches were reported in Buchanan and Delaware counties. Rainfall amounts ranged from 0.15 inches at Cedar Rapids to six tenths of an inch at Burlington. High temperatures ranged from 34 degrees at Cedar Rapids up to 45 degrees at Keokuk.

Snow/Ice
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Storm Reports
Rainfall
Environment
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Snow/Ice:

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Local Snow/Sleet	Midwest Snow/Sleet	Midwest Snow/Sleet

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Storm Report:

222 PM Wed Feb 3 2016 | 332 PM Tue Feb 2 2016

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Rain Report:

CoCoRaHS Precipitation Summary


Local Rainfall & Snow/Sleet Liquid Equivalent	Regional Rainfall & Snow/Sleet Liquid Equivalent

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DVN Sounding 2/2/16 12Z	DVN Sounding 2/3/16 00Z

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