Month: June 2012

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On this Day in Weather History: Record Flooding and Severe Weather

Today in Weather History has been active, anything from Record Flooding to a lot of Severe Weather. In 2008, Record Flooding continued  along the Cedar River where it reached an all-time record crest at Waterloo. Cedar Rapids and Several Smaller communities  also found themselves in a huge swell of water causing devastating flooding. Later that …

All of Iowa, Severe Weather

Iowa Forecast Video 6/10/2012

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rz_ZIh1VWXs&w=480&h=360] SEVERE SUNDAY: There continues to be a slight risk of severe weather mainly this afternoon into tonight for all but the far eastern counties of the state (mainly west of a Prairie Du Chien to Fairfield line). The main threats would be from large hail and damaging winds. Much needed rain will also …

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On this Day in Weather History: Record Flooding, Hot & Cool Weather, Heavy Rain, and Severe Thunderstorms

We have had certainly had a variety of weather today in Weather History, including Record Flooding, Heavy Rain, Hot & Cold Weather, and even Severe Thunderstorms! In 2008, record flooding continued in Northeast Iowa. In 1933, Very hot weather sent the temperature gauge up to the 100-110 degree range. In 1928, a very late freeze …

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On this Day in Weather History: Record Flooding, Cool Weather, and Powerful Tornadoes

Beginning today, we will be publishing “On this Day in Weather History” which includes generally significant weather events. On this Day in 2008, Record Flooding continued in Iowa with all-time record crests at multiple rivers. On this day in 1913, winter-like temperatures were being recorded throughout Iowa. On this day in 1880, several tornadoes struck southwestern …