Your midday Iowa weather update

Multiple flood warnings are in effect across Iowa this Saturday as a wet weather system brings widespread thunderstorms to the state. With 39 active weather alerts, flooding remains our primary concern through the weekend. This morning starts mild with temperatures around 50 degrees, but don't expect much warming today.

Your morning Iowa weather update

Multiple flood alerts are in effect across Iowa this Saturday morning, with the most serious conditions developing along our rivers and streams. The combination of overnight rain and more storms on the way means we need to stay weather-aware throughout the day. Right now at 5 A.M., temperatures sit at 41 degrees, but don't expect much warming until late tonight.

Your evening Iowa weather update

Multiple flood alerts are active across Iowa this Friday, with a Flood Warning already issued and additional Flood Watches covering large portions of the state. Rain will develop this morning and continue through the evening, creating concerns for already saturated areas. We'll start dry overnight with temperatures dropping to 41 degrees around 5 A.M.

Your midday Iowa weather update

Multiple flood alerts are active across Iowa this Friday morning, with flood watches and warnings affecting central and eastern portions of the state. The immediate concern is thunderstorms moving through, bringing heavy rainfall to already saturated ground. This morning's thunderstorms will continue through noon, with the heaviest rain expected around 10 A.M.

Your morning Iowa weather update

We're dealing with multiple Flood Warnings across Iowa this Friday morning, with 22 total alerts in effect statewide. While we'll stay dry today, many rivers and streams remain above flood stage from recent heavy rainfall, creating ongoing concerns for low-lying areas. This morning starts cool at 40 degrees with light north winds around 6 miles per hour.

Your midday Iowa weather update

We're tracking seventeen weather alerts across Iowa this Thursday, with flood warnings and watches covering much of the state as a significant storm system moves through. The combination of heavy rain and already saturated ground means flooding concerns will be our primary focus through tonight. Right now at midday, temperatures are climbing toward 54 degrees, but don't expect that warmth to last.

Your morning Iowa weather update

Multiple flood warnings are in effect across Iowa this Thursday, with thirteen active alerts covering central, eastern. And western portions of the state. The combination of recent rainfall and incoming storms has emergency management officials urging residents in flood-prone areas to monitor conditions closely.

Your midday Iowa weather update

Strong winds and scattered thunderstorms will dominate Iowa's weather today, with Wind Advisories posted across much of the state as gusts reach 45 miles per hour. Twenty-three weather alerts are currently active, affecting travel and outdoor activities throughout the region. This morning's mild temperatures in the upper 50s will climb steadily through the afternoon, reaching 73 degrees around 5 P.M.

Your morning Iowa weather update

Here comes a wild weather day across Iowa with 18 active alerts including wind advisories and flood warnings. Those southwest winds are already picking up this morning and will become the main story as we move through your Wednesday. This morning starts mild around 60 degrees with winds already gusting to 20 miles per hour.

Your midday Iowa weather update

We're tracking an unusual April weather pattern across Iowa today with multiple flood warnings in effect alongside a brief chance of snow around midday. The active weather is creating challenging conditions statewide, particularly for communities dealing with flooding concerns. This Tuesday morning starts chilly with temperatures hovering near 39 degrees.