🌧 11:37AM TUESDAY - The latest Melbourne radar loop from the Bureau shows moderate rainfall is persisting this morning in and around the central ranges, moving southward and potentially reaching southern areas of the central forecast district this afternoon. Rainfall totals of 15-30mm are possible about the northern slopes of the divide throughout the day. Isolated and short-lived thunderstorm activity has also been observed in NE Victoria this morning. Information regarding damaging winds is a

A 14-hr RADAR loop (9:30 PM CDT - 11:30 AM CDT) of the impressive snow band associated with a fast-moving low-pressure system that produced a narrow swath of 6-10" accumulations across Nebraska and Iowa late last evening into the morning. ❄️ | NOAA NWS Weather Prediction Center

Friday 4:50pmET Radar Loop (1/2) Rain continues to slowly increase in coverage locally. This trend will continue through the evening and overnight hours. Along with the wet travel conditions watch for areas of fog overnight. | Meteorologist David Glenn WTVC

📡 Current radar loop through 6:18 PM EDT (4/2) shows an intense line of storms moving northeast along the Illinois/Indiana border. Numerous Severe Thunderstorm Warnings (blue boxes) sprouting along the line as it continues to maintain strength along the leading edge of the higher dewpoint/moist air along the warm front. Michigan counties along the Indiana border need to keep a close eye on these storms over the next couple of hours. | Great Lakes Weather & Climate

Strong storms will roll across the South and Southeast Friday afternoon and tonight. Damaging winds are the biggest threats. Latest WeatherRadar: https://buff.ly/BkmZUKX #storms #southernstorm #south #severewx #severestorms | Weather & Radar USA