Severe thunderstorm warnings are issued when radar indicates damaging winds of 60-70 mph, which can produce straight-line wind damage comparable to weak tornadoes over a much larger area; meteorologists monitor radar signatures like bow echoes and shelf clouds to predict storm intensity and track storm movement, with warnings extended as long as the storm maintains its strength.
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[music] Heat. [music] Good evening everybody. It's Tyson Cluster from listening west storm team.
Um we are under a severe thundstone warning for team Johnson, Iowa County, uh Cedar County.
See, we do got storms to our north here.
Uh, these are producing some damaging winds.
All right, there we go. Thought my [clears throat] mic was working, but it's not working. There we go. All right. Um, the reason for the se thunderstorm warning is due to these high winds we're seeing right here in Benton County.
You see this darker blue.
That's the strongest winds. That's that's why we are in a severe thunderstorm warning. This is why this was issued is due to radar [clears throat] indicating up to 70 miles per hour winds.
This is moving southeast.
So if you are in Moringo, Iowa City, uh Typton, Wilton, basically like areas southeast of the storm like Musketine.
Even though city of Muskine is not in the sever thunderstorming, but expect these winds to move through.
I do expect the storm to move through between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m.
Go back to radar activity.
There we go.
There a lot of heavy rain with this. You can There's some storms developing here, but they're not that strong.
But the main storms that keep an eye on are right here. The ones I'm putting inside this line here has that bow.
When you get a bow like that, that's what causes these strong winds.
I won't be surprised if the winds increase.
And there is a 120 warning with this storm.
This is currently over just by as take this highlight off here.
Um, we go.
Okay. So, this is not in our area, but there's a tornado warning just norththeast of Ames. That's not going to impact us.
Again, the main storm.
That's not a new warning. That's just been updated.
Uh yeah, hazard still 70 m per hour wind gust. Penny size hell is possible with this storm.
This includes this would impact highway impact highway 30 now.
Um again this will be going.
You see I got that arrow here. This is the direction the storm is moving.
I believe this storm is moving southeast at 50 miles per hour.
So this should be should be getting bree windy right now in Cedar Rapids. Should be getting hit right now if you are in Cedar Rapids.
Uh, looks like Morango, you just know getting the rain and the winds.
Uh, let's see. The wind should be about North Liberty here. I was saying about less than five minutes. Iowa City probably about 5 10 minutes. You should be getting the winds.
Again, this storm right here, which this is the main storm is producing strongest winds.
And again, this is moving southeast at 50 miles per hour.
Let's see what else we got.
Oopsie.
That's here we go. This is the current path right now of the storm.
So, this will be it should be impacting Iowa City about 5:45.
Uh Wilton should be in Wilton anywhere between 6:00 and 6:30.
I expect this to be hitting much team of 630 645ish.
Uh Washington you should be I'd say about 6:30 6:45 if the storm doesn't slow down.
Uh 70 miles per hour was reported in Benton County.
That was just reported south or no uh let's see just west of Cedar Rapids.
So that was reported right here by New Hall is where the 70 m per hour wind was reported.
Let's go like this.
Yeah. See, see Iowa City, Washington, Musketine.
We got Wilton.
They all must see all these counties you see in the blue are the path of the severe thunderstorm.
This would include Washington, Welo, Musketine, uh, Minneapolis, Burlington, Aludo.
As long as the storm does not lose strength, this warning could be extended. So, I'm going to keep an eye on the radars here and make sure nothing.
See here.
Um, we'll keep it on this radar here for a second.
Put this in motion.
And the primary threat with this are the damaging winds up to 70 m per at the moment. There is a tornado risk.
I don't think these storms are going to be.
See, check that array here for a second.
Let's see. I'm not missing nothing.
Yeah, Williamsburg should be getting the winds right now.
Oxford, uh, Lake McBride, Corville Lake, you should be getting strong winds right now.
I mean this radar this radar is not not very impressive at the moment.
But even though the radar doesn't look intense, um, damaging winds can still occur, especially if the storm has a strong rear inflow jet or a collapsing core, which I don't I'm trying to check the other radars here. Make sure put this way. There we go. Again, the areas are in the blue has the best chance for the se thunderstorm unless it weakens.
I mean, we have plenty of sun this afternoon.
Uh, it got really humid after 3:00 and there is plenty in stability for these storms to increase.
Oh, it's Jeremy.
Burlington is in the rest. Can the storm hit Burlington? I can't really say that, but you are in the risk.
Again, this depends on how much the storm can hold.
Check.
Let's see. You got any questions?
How does this track towards Burlington?
Well, it's moving southeast. So, this is actually moving towards Burlington.
basically moving towards any any location you see in the blue shaded uh tracker here on my radar.
So this would include Washington, Colona, Mine, Minneapolis, Burlington, Gellsburg, Joy, you see Durant, Wilton, Typton, Iowa City, North English, unless this storm weakens. But right now, it is holding on. You can see it's kind of bowing here. That's actually causing these winds.
Should be getting the wind should be getting close to Iowa City.
Not quite there yet.
Probably Williamsburg, you're probably getting strong winds right now, especially heavy rain as well.
Let's see what else I got here.
Really surprises. They're really surprises thunderstorm warning hasn't extended into Washington County.
I don't Nothing as usual.
How many times Ames has been impacted with severe weather? Don't even get me started.
Some you know some comments that people come up with these areas don't get hit with severe thunderstorms beyond me.
I can if you want I can pull up all the data how many time your location has been impacted with several thunderstorms tornadoes in your area. You really want a tornado in your area you want damage that's the stupidest thing to even wish for.
And if you want tornadoes, there's Oklahoma.
Oscaloosa is in the risk for Sarah Dunston.
Matter of fact, you got this storm right here moving right towards Oscaloosa.
I mean, it depends on how these actually hold.
But you notice you see some of this thunderstorms starting to weaken right here by Bill Plane here in uh Bent Benton County.
You see it starting to weaken a little bit, but still got winds with it.
There is no small hook trying to form in a storm unless you're looking over towards Ames.
There is no hook on this.
That's a That's a kind It's a little bit of Boeing segment. There is no hook on this storm.
There's absolutely zero rotation in this.
Now, unless you look back here, there's still no hook hook on this storm. just producing tornadoes right now is because of the way the storm is tracking.
I don't really see us.
Oh, shoot.
I would say you should be getting the winds.
I think the winds should be dying down a little bit. Not looking as strong.
Let's see. Williamsburg. I think you're getting quite a bit of winds.
Let's see.
I don't think I'm not quite in a city yet.
The warning has been extended into Washington count right now is because the winds are not as strong right now.
I insert it should should be extend here soon. see the wins. Um, you know, and now the stronger strongest winds I'm seeing currently are right in here in Iowa County, but the wind is the primary concern with this storm.
Don't large hail appears unlikely with these storms, but again, you see the storm actually lost some um strength, but there's still some winds in this, especially in Iowa County.
which should be tracking into northwest Washington County and then northeast [clears throat] uh county I am getting so cloud moving through North Liberty right now.
This is This storm is has produced a pretty good size shelf cloud.
Let's see. I got somebody.
Yeah, I got one right here. Someone just sent me a shell cloud.
Let's see what we got. Um Dang it.
Sim Center post a show cloud that's current with North Liberty.
There we go.
Millie Williamsburg go Millersburg and Iowa County. You're definitely seeing some winds right now.
Piece This is showing some good strong winds, right?
This should be extended. Honestly, let's go back to Let's check.
Yeah, I know the strongest winds.
Oh, chin always going here.
Okay, here's the This is where the shelf cloud is currently at right in here.
This is moving right into Iowa City at the moment. The shelf cloud should be literally right over top Iowa City.
So it should be getting gusty.
You're getting expect dusty wind and I will see it anytime if you have not already.
This has got this is showing a pretty good pretty good size shelf cloud.
Let's go back. Let's go check 3D out.
And you see this is actually this this is currently over Iowa City right now. This there's a shell cloud moving through Iowa City right now.
So expect some gusty winds.
Oh yeah, she literally over top Iowa City.
Yep. Should be nasty by now.
Uh, see anybody on the city right now?
Power went out. West Liberty had lost power.
Um, Let's see the time watch extended.
No possibility of it of a 215. No one's saying about possibility for I don't know.
Um see someone said no no no possibility of a tornado for Iowa City. Um Iowa City is at risk for tornadoes and currently there is a shelf cloud going over Iowa over top of Iowa City right now. also expect some gusty winds.
Sever thunderstorm warning has been updated.
The show cloud is the show cloud is almost on top of the H&R distribution center out of the city.
Uh, let's go back to the city.
Uh, let's see what else we look here.
Nope.
Let's see what I can find.
Let's see.
Why is it not expanding this?
Uh this is current look at Iowa City right now. Mechanic Stadium.
You see the shell p moving through right now.
Yeah, we're current Well, you're currently looking at it. Let me see if I can Oh, I don't know if I can find it here. Here we go.
You see the show cloud coming in, right?
That's the show cloud right there.
This was producing the strong winds.
This is this is currently at Kenn Stadium right now in our city here. Um again this is the shell cloud.
You see it?
You see?
And right here you can see the rain coming down horizontal.
Go back to check the little city again.
Yeah, the winds are actually going away actually.
Not as strong.
The winds were this where the strong winds were. This is the curtain currently the soap cloud right in here.
I'm drawing this.
You can see the winds are not they're not as strong as they were.
Back this up a little bit.
You can see about five 25. You can see the winds are strong.
They got you see they started weakening.
They got through Iowa City.
But there's still winds because this did this has produced a good size show cloud about the camera view again.
The look at currently the view from Kenn Stadium. This is on top of the press box and uh Ken Stadium.
You can see where it's looking towards the south end zone.
Currently looking over the parking garage of the University of Hospitals.
Um, let's see if I See? All right, let's go on here. Here we go.
It's Man, it's really coming on out of city right now.
Let's go back.
You can actually see this draw here.
You can see the rain coming down really hard off the breast press box. It's gushing right off of there.
Like right there. You see it coming down.
I won't be surprised. I was see go under a flash flood.
They keep updating the severe thunderstorm.
Uh 60 m per wind.
I don't know why they keep updating it.
Let's go back to radar now.
Let's see.
put this in motion again. This is where the current the currently show club's currently at right now is right in here.
If you are if you are ahead of the storm, you might you should be able to see a shell cloud.
It's something else.
Uh see so over heels right Oh, there's I'm going post another photo of the shelf cloud that's currently over heels.
Oh, Yeah, this is where The current sever thunderstorm, the new one to the west of this current one.
That one looks like it might head towards uh Sigin.
Uh oh.
Um, check the wind on this again.
You still see a little bit of winds Washington County right now.
Um, let's see.
Now, Wilming should Wilming should have got some wind. Westchester, you should get some gusty winds. Show clouds already passed through. Looks like it's moving through Riverside and Colona right now.
So, expect some gusty winds with that one. I do see the gusty winds just like between Washington and Colona.
Not very not too strong at the moment.
Like I said, I don't know why that's threat throne is still on there.
is let's see draw here a second um pause this you see um like right here is Um this is a pocket. You see the stronger outbound indicating sharp wind guidance right here. So there's some strong winds between Wilman and Westchester or south of Colona.
So southwest of Colona into Washington County, there is a pocket of stronger outbound. Uh this indicates a sharp wind guidance. I do not see an obvious tight gate to gate rotation co in this um radar scan here that will immediately suggest any tornado but there is no rotation anything with this. Instead, the uh low city pattern is more consistent with the strong outflow wind spreading toward from the storm. I'm not seeing.
Again, it's the primary hazard, but this storm is um not really going to call it straight line winds, but there will be some strong gusty winds with this Why is that still there?
I don't know why this severe thunderstorm is still here. The wind the wind threat has already passed through.
Yeah, I blow my mind cuz the strongest winds are already out of the warning.
I don't know why it's still thunderstorm warning needs to go away.
Maybe like because really there's no there's no really much of a wind threat in here really. Here's some gusty wind, but nothing to make this be a warning.
I'll be more concerned with this area here.
Let's look at camera here.
Not as heavy, but See what else I got?
This is This is where the main winds are currently at.
Um, Back to radar.
Back to reflectivity.
You see river side getting hammered with rain right now. You probably already have gusty winds.
Keep going.
[clears throat] See, I'm also watching keep an eye on these storms here cuz some of these storms could actually um track through southeast Iowa. So, I do expect these to go down this down that way. Some of these could develop.
There's possibly more storms could develop right in here, but I don't right now. I don't really think they will.
These storms, the ones I think they're going to track southeast Iowa.
If that's if they can hold because this one here could kill them off.
Uh this one I think it's what kind of Oh, I said the storm would actually mean must continue by 6:30. That's 612 right now.
of course is not as strong as it was when the warning was issued, but still got some strength to it, but nothing that's too crazy.
Don't see too much strong winds right now with this.
I am keeping an eye on it.
Uh, let's see.
Check the wind on this again.
I'm keeping an eye on I'm really keeping an eye on this right here.
Draw that.
See? Right.
This was the strongest swing. One of the first things I look for is whether is a tight red green couplet which could indicate strong lowle rotation which I don't see that here but since we are in the conditions for possible isolated tornadoes I'm keep an eye on this just because that first supports chance for tornado that Nashi form one was one was confirmed from this storm which was west of us over by I'd say south west of um water uh Cedar Falls.
So what what I'm looking here is this storm appears to have developed which is called a rear inflow surge.
This is where the stronger wind loss are seeding to the surface and what happens is that spreads outward. That's a common process in Boeing segments which we are currently seeing with this storm.
Show you what I'm talking about when I say Boeing segment.
Let's go back here.
So when I mean bow segment, I'm talking about this right here.
Usually when stuff like this happens, it can produce some strong winds. This is why we had that outflow which is a shelf cloud.
So again this is a pro common process in bone segments and well actually also cause severe squall line which is not really a severe squall line.
But the main concern with this uh signature would be um strong winds.
Let's say 60 70 miles per hour especially right right around Washington.
So this could be you can get falling branches. Large range isolated power outages are possible with this wind damage occurring ahead of the heaviest rain which we're currently seeing with this right now especially right right in here.
And there's some let's say there might be a little bit here in Musketine County.
Probably some strong winds in that one, but not as intense down here in Washington County.
But there is strong evidence of strong winds.
Wind is in a dominant hazard.
We do have heavy rain. There's frequent lightning also occurring with this storm.
I don't have I got to fix that. Oh crap.
Huh? I don't know.
Uh, now now they finally issues severe thunderstorm warning for Washington County in Kilakut County. Washington, Kilica County, you are now under a severe thunderstorm warning, which is the one I just mentioned about the strong winds.
Again, this is a good example why severe thunderstorms don't always need tornado to be dangerous.
Broad swath of 60 60 70 plus miles per hour. Straight line winds can produce damage comparable to a weak tornado over a bunch of like a over a large much much over a much larger area.
Let's go back to Yeah, Washington.
That's Westchester, Kyota.
You should be getting a strong winds as we speak.
If not, you should be soon.
Um, in the world's going on here, look like this. It could be a beautiful sunset like Iowa City area.
All right, let's go back to radar now.
This is where Let's go back to set the winds on this again.
As I was showing for a while now, this is where the strongest winds are, especially right in here.
Sir Dunston warning for Mustin County is no longer.
What do we got here?
Might have to keep an eye on this one here. This might be actually has some rotation with it.
I'm showing here this is this is interesting because it shows a localized feature embedded within the broader brighter windfield.
Here's what I'm seeing is nearly the entire uh radar here showing a strong outbound Vel city which you see in red indicating power for winds moving away from the radar just northwest of Sigy.
Um this is a small pocket of inbound see what you can see the green closer here embedded with the larger outflow.
Um, this creates a localized area of stronger windshare. This is where the inbound and outflow winds meet.
But does this indicate a tornado? Not necessarily.
But it it is a tight it's very tight compact red and green comlet which is a strong velocities.
It's immediately adjustment to each other which can often present from scan to scan which it does show some rotation which I am seeing a little bit.
Let's see.
I definitely keep watching this area.
Let's see. We got It's not I don't see much going on with this right now.
I am going to keep an eye on this just because it could become tornado warn but something to keep an eye on.
It looks like the severe thunderstorm warning should be extended into um Henry County and Jefferson counties.
I'll still keep an eye on this.
That's what I'm most focused on.
So was updated which part of it probably has been cancelled which kill Washington County is still under it which I want I would expect this to be I expect this to be like extended out. Well, I can't draw crap right now.
Think this should be extended out here.
But I also think this right here needs to be like watched very closely. I'm surprised.
Honestly, I'm surprised it's not tornado to tornado warned yet.
I'm really surprised.
You're probably wonder you're probably wondering what I am looking at looking for. But you see there is pretty tight right there which is overall.
Well, it could be daming straight line winds also.
Um, could be area of rotation as well.
Circulation round.
Yeah. Harper.
Basically, this is this is called a what we usually call it a classic signature of a strong wear inflow surge or a bowling line capable of widespread damaging winds.
This is definitely look like shear.
So this so this type of radar I'm showing here will show you the winds and of course rotation.
I can it can also show you ongoing tornadoes.
This radar signature definitely needs monitor because the light embedded circulations can intensify in just just in a few minutes.
But based solely on this skin, I would still still want to keep an eye on this because this is a damaging wind producing uh QLCS with them. This is basically like embedded with a visel vortex rather than a confirm like tornado any rotation.
But there is the radar scan does show something definitely keep an eye on there.
Looks like we got some.
Now I'll keep an eye on some other areas here.
Let's see what else we got.
Um I mean, I know a lot of you probably wonder, you probably have no idea what you're looking at, but I'm watching these radars for any rotations and for strong winds, but I hear what I'm seeing.
right in here in Muskine County.
Um is a this indicates a broad area of strong winds which is moving away from the radar.
Um, this consistent with a severe thunderstorm of course, but there currently not a severe thunderstorm warning warning for Must County, but some there is some strong winds right Oh, good.
It should be some there's some strong winds right now right in here.
Let's move this over here so you can see better.
So in this white line I just drew inside this white line is there is some strong winds. So like musketine um probably Fland. They're probably all seeing some gusty winds right now.
I'm assuming probably Wilton as well.
This thing you should be seeing some strong winds.
Should be quite a bit lightning with this as well. Go back to the reflectivity radar.
Go scene should be getting heavy rain right now.
Pretty heavy.
I still keep an eye on this storm over in PUA County.
Of course, that's been updated again. So, it's same severe thunderstorm, but it's just been part of Kil Cut County was cancelled, but let's see.
Check that rotation.
Hold rotation. Yeah.
Let's see what we got going on.
Go back to take that circle away.
I won't be surprised if this rain actually brings at least I want to say at least a inch, inch and a half.
Put this in motion.
But is moving pretty quick, so I don't see it being over an inch.
It is producing some frequent lightning off of there.
So you can see it. I [clears throat] can kind of see the storm that we're currently seeing right now. Looks like this is actually starting to might kill them off a little bit.
You see there's there's a flow right here. Outflow.
Let's see what we got going on here with this.
Um, that's the one I was talking about.
Could go to Southeast Iowa, but you see where it's actually going.
this way. This one here kind of develop more. Let's try in this.
This one also going towards centerville.
This one actually, this one here in PUA County actually gain strength. Let's check the VC on that one real quick.
We got That's still showing Yeah, I don't think that one's starting.
Can you see the I'll go back to this one here in a second. I want Can you see the strong darn close up my thing?
You see right here, pause this. You see the strong winds, gusty winds coming right along here.
[clears throat] You sure you got the winds?
if you're not already.
Let's see what else we got going.
That thing's still going.
I would not be surprised there some sort of rotation that I wouldn't and this radar is actually showing it different.
There we go there.
Yeah, I don't know.
still surprised not super thunderstorm warning like this area like Jeff Jefferson County or uh Henry check that square box I just drew.
In my opinion, that should be a sinister warning.
walking right towards Mount Pleasant.
Let's go out.
Not sure.
Let's look at this 3D real fast.
We go. We go. We go.
This is This is the current seed thunderstorm that is in um eastern Kil Cut County.
This one is actually producing large hill.
You see there is there is an updraft in here. This is where the hill core is at.
This is also producing very heavy rain.
There's a intense heavy rainy I wouldn't say flash because it's moving pretty quick.
inside the cell. You can see right there the hell core right there.
This is actually inside this is actually inside the storm cell.
All right. Now, look at the hell core. This is the This is what we call the up drive. This is where the hell is currently at.
I think this one will be this one should be extended.
Other than that, not seeing anything else going on with this storm.
Yeah, storm is actually just producing nothing but lightning, heavy rain at the moment except for this cell. So, it has calmed down quite a bit.
>> [clears throat] >> Put this on. Put this on right leave motion for a while.
That's the same thunderstorm. So, it's not a new one. It's just been updated.
So, areas like Rich Lane and Brighton still remain in the severe thunderstorm warning.
Looks like it's starting to thinking a little bed.
I don't see anything worth.
Keep the eyes behind. I let me check the war city real fast. Bill city.
Oh Not there.
All right. I don't think All right, these storms are actually kind of weakened. So, I mean, there's one severe thunderstorm warning, which I don't really see that doing a whole lot right now.
All it's doing right now is just produce a little bit of strong winds, heavy rain.
I mean, there's a there is a slim chance that more storms can develop in here, but all these right here track um southeast Iowa But there's also there I still see a chance for storms possible.
It's our north.
We still got cold front sitting up here.
I talked yesterday about the setup.
Um, let's see here. We got cold front set up here.
We have a warm front like here.
I won't be surprised if more storms beat them up in here overnight. Here's a chance.
Now Jefferson County that one been extended finally that's still mainly for mainly for the producing some hail the quarter size hail with this storm I just issued for Jefferson County that includes Fairfield Field Block Ridge Packwood, your base. You're right on the H. You're probably Yeah, you're barely in it.
Uh, let's go to [snorts] go to live cam. Now, my studio Oh, we go the light cam here.
Wrong one.
This is This is a studio right now.
What in the world?
Don't know what to do with it.
Oh my got really windy out.
Let's go to live cam. This is currently at my studio right now. This has got really really windy.
>> [clears throat] >> Besides just sorting, I think I'm going to go ahead and get off of here.
Um, I'll continue to keep an eye on see if there's any more storm that will develop eventually, but I mean there there's still a chance.
It also depends on if storms can develop behind these ones because what happens these storms are they're cool in the atmosphere is what's going on.
But I think that's all I'm going to do right for the moment. I'll continue to keep an eye on storms as they continue to go through southeast Iowa.
If I see anything become more severe.
As of right now, they're weakening as they get into southeast except for the one in Jefferson County.
Don't see anything else going.
I mean, we still got some gusty wind going through here. Let's see.
Anywhere along the storm. Nothing but winds.
Right now, I'm going ahead and uh Okay. Nothing.
Well, that's it for now.
I appreciate everybody for watching my live feed.
I know these will as they continue to track southeast Iowa. I will keep an eye on storms. Again, I'll keep an eye on for later tonight just in case storms do develop.
I'm having let me check the latest radars or the latest models. Make sure models do show. I just don't know. I just I kind of feel like these storms that are currently going through the area now.
Looks like a tornado watch issue for the Wayne County, huh?
an issue of it.
Her watch has been cancelled. That's what I'm seeing.
Yeah, toilet wash was a cancel for Se Jones Lynn inventing colonies.
Check the since there's nothing really going on here right now besides the heavy rain. Let's check the overse.
You can see uh we cool off and then it gets hot again this weekend.
So enjoy this cool weather we're going to have in the next few days.
Uh let's see what else got going on.
Check air quality.
Um air quality has improved quite a bit.
This is the current air quality. So that's that's good news compared yesterday. Big difference.
Let's see what else I can check points.
You see tomorrow's the it's going to be pleasant Thursday. pleasant Friday pleasant so far and Saturday gets muggy really very muggy on Sunday again next Monday but that's that's too early though it's only it's only Monday oh check surface smoke I mean smoke Smoke does return across the area tomorrow. We do still got a little bit of smoke.
You can currently see this area right here has no smoke.
You that's current where the front's actually at. The cold front is going to keep pushes this out.
As soon as that cold front passes through tomorrow or I mean tonight, it's gonna unfortunately smoke comes back in the forecast tomorrow.
Uh up here that's I just want to show everybody what we're looking at for the next several days and then next weekend it's going to get hot again.
So enjoy the cool weather as it arrives.
As it right now, that's it for now.
Unless I see more thunderstorms developing later tonight. I mean, the models models continue to show it, but I currently don't really see I still think these storms are currently going through the air right now is going to they're cooling atmosphere, but we still got that cold front coming through.
We'll have to wait and see.
I still see at least a good still see a good chance.
Let's see. Um yeah, we got Yeah, should still see some overnight.
But again, keep an eye on that.
I'll keep everybody updated.
But for now, that's it. As I uh continue to watch the models and I appreciate everybody for watching my live feed. Y'all enjoy the rest of evening unless I go come back live.
Hopefully, we're done with severe thunderstorms.
I'm Tyson Cluster, must Iowa Storm Team.
Thank you for watching.
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