Tracking Weather Across the State
A powerful line of storms slammed into the state Sunday Night into Monday morning. This bowing section of storms produced multiple reports of winds in excess of 70mph, knocking down trees and power lines in several communities throughout the state. This phenomena is called a derecho, it’s a large, bowing [...]
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A slight risk originally focused on western Iowa today has no only expanded but intensified for portions of the state. As you can see in the graphic to the left, the Storm Prediction Center has posted a moderate risk for severe weather that covers much of western Iowa. A slight [...]
So far, a storm system is staying just south of Iowa. But it doesn’t appear it will stay there. Showers and a few rumbles of thunder are possible across southern Iowa Saturday Morning. But with a warm front well to the south of Iowa, it’s expected most of the thunderstorms [...]
The National Weather Service has confirmed that a thunderstorm early Monday morning, in fact, produced a small tornado. The storm produced destroyed trees and damaged a building or two. Most of the damage was caused by straight line winds. But on closer inspection the NWS determined that an EF-1 tornado [...]
Our pattern appears to be broken. A cold front is making its way across the state, bringing with it a cooler, drier and quieter weather pattern for a little while. At this hour the Storm Prediction Center is maintaining a low-end slight risk for portions of extreme eastern Iowa. This [...]
Here you’ll find our live coverage with up to the second severe weather information from the National Weather Service plus updates from our storm chasers in the field. We will attempt to update and interact with you as much as possible, but it might prove to be difficult depending on [...]
There is little change in the current thinking. The only substantial change over the Upper Midwest severe weather outlook this afternoon is an increased threat for strong tornadoes, especially west of the Missouri River in Nebraska. Even so, we will be on the lookout for tornado, weak or strong in [...]
This morning, the Storm Prediction Center had finely turned their moderate risk area for portions of eastern Nebraska and western Iowa. This is the area where the first development is expected later this afternoon. When that happens, explosive development is expected that will lead to very large hail, strong winds [...]
Here you’ll find our live coverage of tonight’s severe weather event across Iowa. By joining our interactive chat you’ll find up to the second severe weather warning information and the latest radar images focusing on the affected areas. You’ll also have the opportunity to report what you see and ask [...]
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