Sometimes rest isn’t the best thing… Its over.

Hawks are fortunate that SF defense has many missing pieces

Yes… why bother even playing em?

WWA for much of C.IA -- mainly for snow squalls and near whiteouts. Hard to believe- but still 4" above normal for seasonal snowfall through y-day. take what you can get. A PV anomaly provides additional lift tonight and will be accompanied by a pressure trough. Low static stability throughout the profile will again provide a boost to the fairly transient round of snow. Accumulations will be under an inch. Wind gusts will be on the rise overnight along and behind the trough and exacerbate impacts by blowing snow around. At the same time, the surface temperatures will be steady to rising in southern Iowa. The thermal front will lag behind, arriving for Friday morning. Impacts become much more significant at this point. CAA will cool much of the profile and create unstable lapse rates above 700mb. Moisture will be lofted via the frontogenesis and saturate much of this same profile. This burst of snow will provide momentum transfer to mix higher winds--some over 40mph-- which could bring periods of white out conditions from the blowing snow. Accumulations will again be low enough that impacts will be tied to falling snow, but said impacts will be intense and sudden. Moisture will hang on post frontal in much of central and northern Iowa with the deep convective instability forming snow squalls for much of the daytime Friday, the peak being in the afternoon as SBCAPE exceeds 30 J/kg. Coverage of snow lessens in southern and northeast Iowa due to less moisture. Have issued a Winter Weather Advisory to cover the prolonged period of snow bursts and squalls.

Praying didn't work. Now what?