Sleet Pictures on SW side of CR

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Ice looking toward Wilson Ave

Sleet Pictures on SW side of CR

By: nheaverloSubscribe Channel: Weather Location: Cedar Rapids/Fairfax, IA Sunday, Jan 27 at 3:16 PM

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I went outside after waking up around noon, and got some pictures of the sleet that fell earlier today. It seems to be large sleet, almost like small hail. The temperature outside feels like it's just right at freezing, these little ice balls don't look like they are melting anytime soon. I took these pictures from Grand View Village on the extreme southwest side of Cedar Rapids, only about a mile from Fairfax.

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