A few counties have been trimmed out of the watch box across the western and northern counties of the state. There are still some strong to at times severe thunderstorms moving through the eastern counties of the state at this time. A general weakening trend is noted with these storms, however they may still produce …

Storms have started to weaken across the state as the storms have moved to the east. There are still a few severe thunderstorm warnings in effect. Some of the storms are still capable of producing some hail up to or over quarter size and winds over 60mph. As the night progresses, the storms are going …

Numerous storms are moving across the state at this time. Several storms are producing hail over quarter sized and winds greater than 60mph. If any of these storms approach your area, seek shelter in a sturdy structure until the storm passes. Several of these storms have dumped enough hail to completely cover the ground and …

We continue with storms across the central into northeastern Iowa and now just within the last half hour or so, new storms have fired along the Missouri River in southwest Iowa SSE of Omaha. These storms are moving northeast at around 30-35mph. These storms like all the others we’ve seen this afternoon could be capable …

Heading into this evening, we still have one lone severe storm remaining over the central counties of the state at this time. This storm is ENE of Iowa Falls moving ENE at around 30-35mph. This storm could produce quarter size hail and winds over 60mph. Other storms in northeast Iowa are under severe weather limits …

Thunderstorms have fired along the cold front across the northern and northeastern counties of the state. Some of the storms have dropped hail over quarter sized. These cells are along a line from New Hampton to Harpers Ferry to just north of Wisconsin Dells. These storms are moving ENE at around 30-35mph. There will likely …