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Enhancements have been made to the Iowastorms.com homepage.

You no longer have to refresh the site to see county warnings, or who's online.

The following areas of the homepage have been enhanced to reload every one minute:

* County Map and Warnings
* Who's Online
* Instant Messenger users

The following areas of the homepage have been enhanced to reload every five minutes:

* My Weather
* SPC Radar Activty Chart

The goal is to have a fully self updating homepage, that you walk up to at any given time, to see the most current weather information.
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