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It's 10:00, which means it's time for the 10 at 10 for Des Moines. Get the forecast for all nine zones online at https:/...
13/11/2024

It's 10:00, which means it's time for the 10 at 10 for Des Moines. Get the forecast for all nine zones online at https://iowawx.com/forecast

Here's a look at the weather as we head into your Wednesday. Full forecast available anytime at https://iowawx.com/forec...
13/11/2024

Here's a look at the weather as we head into your Wednesday. Full forecast available anytime at https://iowawx.com/forecast

Tuesday high temperatures: we ranged from 45 in Decorah to 57 in Clarinda, Red Oak, and Shenandoah.
13/11/2024

Tuesday high temperatures: we ranged from 45 in Decorah to 57 in Clarinda, Red Oak, and Shenandoah.

Taking a look at your Tuesday almanac for Des Moines, we reached a high of 53 with a low of 34. We had a peak gust of 27...
12/11/2024

Taking a look at your Tuesday almanac for Des Moines, we reached a high of 53 with a low of 34. We had a peak gust of 27 MPH at 4:20 PM.

Monday high temperatures: we ranged from 45 in 6 locations to 57 in Fort Madison, Keokuk, and Shenandoah.
12/11/2024

Monday high temperatures: we ranged from 45 in 6 locations to 57 in Fort Madison, Keokuk, and Shenandoah.

Taking a look at your Monday almanac for Des Moines, we reached a high of 50 with a low of 41. We had a peak gust of 27 ...
11/11/2024

Taking a look at your Monday almanac for Des Moines, we reached a high of 50 with a low of 41. We had a peak gust of 27 MPH at 10:36 AM.

Sunday high temperatures: we ranged from 52 in Forest City, Hampton, and Storm Lake to 61 in Red Oak.
11/11/2024

Sunday high temperatures: we ranged from 52 in Forest City, Hampton, and Storm Lake to 61 in Red Oak.

Taking a look at your Sunday almanac for Des Moines, we reached a high of 60 with a low of 47. We had a peak gust of 30 ...
10/11/2024

Taking a look at your Sunday almanac for Des Moines, we reached a high of 60 with a low of 47. We had a peak gust of 30 MPH at 11:47 AM.

Saturday high temperatures: we ranged from 46 in Hampton to 59 in Shenandoah.
10/11/2024

Saturday high temperatures: we ranged from 46 in Hampton to 59 in Shenandoah.

Here's a look at the almanac for Des Moines on this Saturday. Our high was 50 with a low of 47. Measured precipitation w...
09/11/2024

Here's a look at the almanac for Des Moines on this Saturday. Our high was 50 with a low of 47. Measured precipitation was 0.18"

Here's a look at the weather as we head into your Saturday. Full forecast available anytime at https://iowawx.com/foreca...
09/11/2024

Here's a look at the weather as we head into your Saturday. Full forecast available anytime at https://iowawx.com/forecast

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Taking a look at our radar. First round of storms heading east. They should be out of the state early this afternoon. After that we will be watching for additional development later this afternoon into the evening.

Those in Davenport -- can anyone confirm a MAYFLY HATCH from the Mississippi tonight?

As expected, the main line of showers and thunderstorms is starting to fall apart as it moves east. Some folks in western and central Iowa got some much needed rain from this line. Folks in Eastern Iowa, will still have a chance to see some storms, but they will be the spotty pop-up variety that has been seen the past few days.

Starting to see some pop-up showers and storms east of Cedar Rapids. We'll have a daily chance of these pop-up storms this week.

Our current temperature winners are in the areas where there has been less cloud cover earlier on in the day, where we're seeing some upper 60's to low 70's. Areas that have been stuck in the clouds are stuck in the low to mid 60's. Clouds are starting to filter into most of the state now

Thunderstorms starting to gain strength, and are pushing into portions of Eastern Iowa. Severe weather threat looks low, but heavy rain and some small hail are possible, especially if you get under a stronger cell. #iawx

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