At Midday the northern edge of the remnant of what was once Hurricane Dolly is moving through the southern part of Iowa. The heaviest rain is concentrated south of the state with a “band” of showers along the US Hwy 34 corridor (either side of it by 10-15 miles). Any of the heavy rain should …

A few small showers with some embedded thunder are scattered in an isolated fashion across the state. The strongest one was near Oelwein and another in SW Iowa. These showers could dump a quick tenth of an inch as they move through. Elsewhere it should remain sunny through midday

There is a slight risk of severe weather for part of NE Iowa. The main threats will be large hail and damaging winds. This is mainly north of US Hwy 20 and east of Interstate 35. Will see if this is shifted later today.

A few light showers on the eastern edge of the complex of thunderstorms is moving through NW Iowa. The bigger storms will likely move into the state in 1-2 hours. Elsewhere skies will remain clear to partly cloudy with increasing cloudiness expected west of Interstate 35 through 2am.

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A complex of thunderstorms is moving through Southern South Dakota moving east-southeastward. This storms have been producing hail and damaging winds with tornado warnings also issued with these storms. These storms will likely move into Iowa around Midnight. Hail and damaging winds will be the likely threats with these storms, the better chances will be …

At 4:30pm there is currently no rain in the state at this time. Thunderstorms are expected to develop this evening and overnight which may become severe. There is still a slight risk of severe weather for all of Iowa today, but a moderate risk has been put up NW of the state and most of …

This will be the last update for tonight. Thunderstorms, some severe continue to move SE along the boundary that is slowly moving west at a snails pace. The boundary was located from Ida Grove to Glidden to Panora to Winterset to Osceola to Corydon. Expect heavy rainfall to continue for the next few hours, along …

Another round of severe weather is in store later today in much of Iowa. A Slight risk of Severe Weather includes most of Iowa except the SW part of the state. This will be similiar to Sunday’s action (that is still ongoing at this time Monday morning at 2:20) with large hail, damaging winds, and …

Thunderstorms, some severe continue moving through Central, south central, West Central and SW Iowa at this hour. The boundary has moved west about 25 miles in the past few hours but storms continue to develop and move SE along the said boundary. The boundary is now located from Sioux City to Carroll to Guthrie Center …