Latest Doppler radar loop shows rain moving from west to east quickly across SoCal with rates of less than 0.10"/hour. Light to moderate rain will continue this morning with showers becoming more scattered this afternoon. | US National Weather Service San Diego California

DOPPLER RADAR ANIMATION covering the repetitive t-storms which "trained" over the Milwaukee area overnight. This radar animation runs 5 pm CDT Saturday evening through 8:55 am CDT this (Sunday) morning and is courtesy of the COD GOES Satellite and radar site. | Tom Skilling

Here's AN updated (at 3:05 pm CDT Friday) DOPPLER RADAR ANIMATION from the National Weather Service in Romeoville. The radar animation shows a narrow line of "training" t-storms exploding to life Friday morning and early afternoon--then sinking southward and reorganizing into a bow-shaped line of t-storms which made their way into northwest Indiana. Thunderstorms are said to "train" when they repeatedly fire over a confined area, producing extreme rainfall in the process. Repetitive and slow mov

Watch this composite weather radar animation, the product of the National Weather US National Weather Service network of Doppler Radars across the region. The animation covers the period from 12:55am CDT through 9:15 am. THE ANIMATION is also courtesy of the COD GOES weather satellite site. | Tom Skilling