Your midday Iowa weather update

Active weather moves through Iowa right now with severe thunderstorm warnings in effect for Western Iowa, including areas near Sioux City and Sergeant Bluff. A tornado watch covers much of the state as multiple rounds of storms develop through this Thursday afternoon and evening. This means dangerous driving conditions for the evening commute, especially on I-80 and I-35.

Your morning Iowa weather update

Multiple flood warnings are in effect across Iowa this Thursday, with thunderstorms developing this morning and continuing through tonight. The combination of heavy rain and already saturated ground means flooding concerns will persist throughout the day. Starting this morning, scattered showers and thunderstorms are already moving through central Iowa, with isolated hail possible though generally staying under one inch.

Your midday Iowa weather update

We're tracking multiple weather concerns across Iowa today with 56 active alerts, including Red Flag Warnings for northwest counties and Flood Warnings along several river systems. The combination of dry conditions, gusty winds. And ongoing flooding creates a challenging weather picture that requires your attention throughout the day.

Your morning Iowa weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Iowa this Wednesday, with a Red Flag Warning highlighting dangerous fire conditions in northwestern counties while flood warnings continue along several river systems. This morning starts mild at 61 degrees with southwest winds around 10 miles per hour. Those temperatures climb steadily through late morning, reaching the mid-70s by noon.

Your midday Iowa weather update

Major flooding continues across Iowa this Tuesday with 56 flood warnings currently in effect. Rivers and streams remain dangerously high after recent heavy rainfall, creating hazardous conditions statewide. Today brings a brief dry spell, but temperatures are climbing fast.

Your morning Iowa weather update

Multiple flood warnings remain active across Iowa this Tuesday morning, with 60 alerts currently affecting communities along our major rivers and waterways. The immediate concern centers on areas already experiencing high water levels from recent rainfall. Starting your Tuesday with 56 degrees at 6 A.M., we'll see temperatures climb steadily through the morning hours.

Your evening Iowa weather update

Multiple flood warnings remain in effect across Iowa this Monday as rivers continue running high from recent rainfall. The most significant flooding impacts are along major river corridors, particularly in eastern portions of the state where several communities face ongoing water concerns. Starting your Monday morning with temperatures at 54 degrees, we'll see a quick warmup through the day.

Your midday Iowa weather update

We're dealing with widespread flooding across Iowa this Monday, with three separate Flood Warnings currently in effect along with 58 additional weather alerts statewide. Rivers and streams continue running high after recent rainfall, creating hazardous conditions in low-lying areas. This morning started chilly with temperatures around 54 degrees at 7 A.M., but we're warming up nicely through the day.

Your morning Iowa weather update

A Freeze Warning is in effect for much of Iowa this morning with temperatures dropping as low as 26 degrees in some areas. We're starting Monday with widespread frost and sub-freezing conditions that will impact sensitive vegetation and any exposed plumbing. Right now at 6 A.M., we're sitting at 35 degrees here in Des Moines.

Your evening Iowa weather update

Freeze warnings are in effect across much of Iowa tonight, with temperatures plummeting into the mid to upper twenties. Here comes a hard freeze that could damage or kill sensitive vegetation and exposed plumbing. Right now this Sunday evening, we're sitting at 45 degrees, but temperatures will continue dropping through the overnight hours.