Heavy rain, flooding and a few strong storms possible in Iowa
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DES MOINES, Iowa -- Heavy rain has fallen across the state the past few days, and unfortunately more is on the way. A stationary boundary to our south will lift north into Saturday, setting off another round of rain late Saturday into Sunday morning.
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Our chances for a feast or famine type of precipitation pattern to continue remain fairly high through the rest of this week and into the first half of the weekend at least. While Northern Iowa is most likely to see continuous rounds of showers and thunderstorms, Southeastern Minnesota, especially n…
It wouldn’t be a proper end to the workweek without either beautiful weather or copying the weather we have seen so much of this week and today, we’ll be settling for the second option. Showers and thunderstorms have been firing across Southern Iowa and lifting north, and will likely make it to our …
IOWA -- A Flood Watch is in effect through Saturday morning as periods of excessive rainfall will continue around the state. Heavy rain and thunderstorms are moving through this morning and could lead to flash flooding in some areas. Some storms are producing 1 to 3" of rain an hour.
DES MOINES, Iowa -- Heavy rain has fallen across the state the past few days, and unfortunately more is on the way. A stationary boundary to our south will lift north into Saturday, setting off another round of rain late Saturday into Sunday morning.
A warm front will be pushing through the Ohio Valley today. This will bring a very warm and humid air mass through the weekend. Showers and storms will be possible today and some storms may become severe. Gusty winds, heavy rain and isolated tornadoes are the main threats.
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