Chase Adam retweeted
HUGE: Rob Sand has won the race for governor of Iowa, defeating Republican Zach Lahn.
When he is sworn in, Governor-elect Sand will be the first Democratic governor in 16 years—and he’ll be a champion for all Iowans.
Congratulations!
Finished result of my chalk pastel portrait of the Gary, SD EF3 from 2025.
Reference picture is from Paige Vincent!
Elevated hailer located near Janesville. #iawx
Pictures captured by my dad.
Chase Adam retweeted
Elevated threat of tornadoes detected for Monday, September 14th, 2026.
See attached map for details.
This forecast initialized on Tuesday morning. Follow for future forecast updates.
This is a crime. I picked up a new camera and was finally able to use it today after waiting for all the necessary bits and pieces to arrive! But of course I had to work. Then, there was tornadoes near my town.. like what. Nothing ever seems to work out. Anyways that’s my rant.
Chase Adam retweeted
Large #tornado just now just north of Waverly, Iowa outside of severe thunderstorm warning @NWSDesMoines
Brought my mom along today… 😭
we were on the embedded supercell over by Parkersburg at this point. #iawx
Another funnel cloud likely associated with a storm west of Cedar Falls. Likely over by Dike #iawx – at Cedar Falls, IA
Funnel cloud south of Cedar Falls, IA #iawx – at Cedar Falls, IA
Towering supercell with a wall cloud on its base earlier today!📍Denver, IA. #iawx
Some left split action west of Tripoli Iowa. Dropping south toward a right mover south of Readlyn. #iawx
Chase Adam retweeted
You wanna know what I'm missing right now?
Some central Iowa 3cape corn sweat tornadoes.
7-14-21 Jewell, IA.
Storm chasing with my sister and friend today. South of Lime springs. Some transient supercell structures over here!! #iawx
Lightning show!! Centered between two tornado warned storm systems. They’re located across southern Iowa and Wisconsin #iawx – at Waverly, IA
Chase Adam retweeted
The lack of morning weather balloons launched across the western and central U.S. is having a real, tangible impact on degrading forecast quality.
We can't look at weather balloon data that doesn't exist. We can't pump nonexistent data into models. We can't rely as heavily on models that don't "know" what's happening above our heads.
Today's severe weather forecast is less certain because we don't have weather balloon data to confirm the strength of jet stream winds aloft.
This is extremely frustrating, and is the result of logistical, organizational, political and budgetary decisions.
I got to go to the @KWWL studio this week for a field trip for my Earth & Space science class. I got to see their morning meteorologist Brandon Libby and seen how he forecasts. I even got to mess around in front of the Greenscreen! This was definitely an eye-opening experience.





























