As I stated with my 8am post, I sat out today. My Iowa target from yesterday is probably going to cap bust today though. If there were two areas that I would favor (which are well out of my reach right now), it would be 1) Southeast Kansas, HRRR has been hinting at a couple discrete cells firing up along the dry line later on and moving east into a favorable parameter space after-dark. Whether any tornado potential is realized will depend on the amount of SBCINH and of course the winds appear fairly veered in this area, so I think the main threat would be very large hail perhaps baseball size...2) Southwest Oklahoma....others have mentioned this target so I don't need to elaborate too much, its a conditional target, just like number 1, but if you get a storm it could be a good one. If the cap weren't so strong further north, one would target the triple point in NW IA/SW MN, however I'm afraid all that is going to occur up there is convection that fires on the cool side of the boundary (IE elevated). Reminds me somewhat of May 5, 2012 (erhghhhhh).