I don’t talk about it much but I hear scary noises in the culvert at night too. You’re not alone!
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dont get me started on how Wisconsin people call water fountains-bubblers.
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9:25pm CDT #SPC_MD 0455 , #kswx, https://t.co/EcwkwJYmxs pic.twitter.com/NQDlP1cGHd

— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) April 17, 2025

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Well...What the fuck they call bubblers there?
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A water fountain, or just fountain
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Heavy rain returns Friday through the weekend across parts of the southern Plains and Midwest. Repeated storms could bring 2–4"+ of rain, with numerous flash floods likely from eastern Oklahoma to central Missouri. Stay weather-aware. pic.twitter.com/bepnqMTntR

— NWS Weather Prediction Center (@NWSWPC) April 17, 2025

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Check in if you are in SW iowa or SE Nebby.

Let us know you are alive.
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By the time it got here it's was mostly just small hail. The lightning show was impressive.
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holy shit

This tornado has been rated a preliminary EF-1 by NWS Omaha NE, with estimated peak winds at 110 mph. This tornado reached a peak width of 3130 yards (roughly 1.8 miles), making it the widest tornado in Iowa state history. #iawx #newx #wxtwitter #tornado https://t.co/wBsGBs6F9n pic.twitter.com/w8fsMY6Vqs

— JordanSlavWX (@getcapbusted) April 19, 2025

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#WPC_MD 0141 affecting eastern Oklahoma through southern/east-central Missouri, #ilwx #mowx #arwx #okwx #kswx, https://t.co/UReIhUfe9T pic.twitter.com/0Xh0YYhMGI

— NWS Weather Prediction Center (@NWSWPC) April 19, 2025

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OMG, hail in Nebraska this weekend. Huge hail smashing windows ��pic.twitter.com/XZxrxQGq2W

— Volcaholic �� (@volcaholic1) April 19, 2025

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Whoa!

Window and auto body repair guys are going to be working 80 hour weeks for the foreseeable future.
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Ouch. I've experienced hail like that once, and once was plenty. The biggest hailstones I found later were the size of tennis balls. Sounded like we were being bombed. Scared the fuck out of the cats. Luckily we didn't lose any windows and the car was in the garage, but every car that was parked outside was damaged, and the board had all the roofs replaced. It was really weird because it was pretty much completely confined to my neighborhood - a quarter mile in any direction there was no damage.
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Bates County has some roads flooded over and expect a lot more rain today and tonight
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