We won’t get much of a break between this weekends storm system and the next one! Model guidance is in fair agreement that ...

Moreover, forecasters predict that this pattern could persist into the next week, with rain and snow remaining in the forecast until at least Thursday. When compared to the average high of low 50s for ...

The system winds down by Thursday and leaves us with a partly sunny sky, a high near 50 degrees, and a decent breeze around 15 mph. Sunny and warmer on Friday with highs approaching 60 degrees.

Impactful wet snow or wintry mix could occur Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, this period is now a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY. Your Wednesday AM commute could be slick before precipitation turns over ...

High temps on Sunday vary from the upper 20s to low 40s. SE wind gusts are expected up to 25 mph. Snow accumulation will be ...

Sleet and ice may mix in for areas north of I-94 through Sunday morning. Light rain continues Sunday before turning to snow by Sunday evening.

A round of showers and storms moves into our western counties between 9 and 11 PM tonight. (KCRG) Scattered showers and storms continue to spread across eastern Iowa through the night into Sunday ...

Saturday will stay cool and cloudy for most of the area with scattered showers possible. Expect a rainy Sunday with scattered ...

Rain will be our dominant precipitation type. Estimated rainfall could be around an inch and possibly even more in some places. South of I-90 will see around a quarter to a half inch of rain.

Damaging winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes are all possible with the main line of storms Sunday night. The severe weather threat will end around 3AM ET, but it may take several more hours for ...

On Sunday, an icy mix of sleet, freezing rain and plain rain is likely to continue most of the day. The best chance for icing on Sunday is east of the Green Mountain spine, where low-level cold ...

After a gloomy Saturday, a round of rain and storms will move into eastern Iowa late tonight. A few strong storms are ...