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FIRST ALERT DAY: Strong to severe storms this morning
OTTUMWA, Iowa (KYOU) - Our Wednesday starts with a round of showers and storms, some of which could be strong to severe with large hail and damaging wind potential. Activity may linger during the morning, with a slim chance for redevelopment in the afternoon. Highs this afternoon reach the mid to upper 70s with a bit more humidity. If any storms form/redevelop this afternoon, those too could be strong. The work week ends dry and pleasant, but the weekend features more shower and storm chances.
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Four Tornadoes, Derecho Confirmed from Storms
After storms swept through the KCII listening area last week, the National Weather Service in the Quad Cities has confirmed four tornadoes and a derecho. On Wednesday, June 10th, widespread wind damage from a derecho occurred in the afternoon hours before pushing east into Illinois. Damage reports included downed trees and power lines resulting from straight-line winds recorded as high as 70-80 miles per hour.
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Early clouds & showers followed by clearing, but we’re watching Wednesday
OTTUMWA, Iowa (KYOU) - Other than a couple of isolated thundershowers this morning, most of the day is pleasant with a good amount of sunshine. Daytime highs return to the mid and upper 70s. Storm chances return in earnest overnight tonight into Wednesday morning, with some strong to severe storms...
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More Severe Weather on the Way Before the Close of Spring
After a stretch of hot and humid weather, southeast Iowa is enjoying a much cooler start to the week. Temperatures in Mount Pleasant dipped into the upper 40s overnight, with a calm and sunny start to Monday morning. Highs today are expected to top out in the upper 70s, making for a comfortable break from the recent heat.
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Unionville begins recovery following tornado and storming
Unionville, MO. — Putnam County was one of the hardest hit areas with one tornado touching down just outside of Unionville near Route EE. According to Putnam County Emergency Management, the American Red Cross is in town and the National Weather Service will be arriving on June 12 to survey the damage.
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Brief tornado confirmed in eastern Iowa on Thursday
AINSWORTH, Iowa (KCRG) - The National Weather Service has identified a brief, weak tornado from thunderstorms on Thursday afternoon. The Quad Cities forecast office said a narrow tornado took place around 4:05 p.m. in a rural area north of Ainsworth in Washington County. Video of the storm submitted by a viewer to KCRG-TV9 showed a small, rotating wall cloud and a thin tornado extending to the ground.
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FIRST ALERT DAY: Scattered evening storms may be severe
OTTUMWA, Iowa (KYOU) - Today starts with mostly sunny skies, but cloud cover will move in throughout the day. Highs will climb to the mid 80s. Through the afternoon and evening, showers and storms will move in. These storms have the potential to be strong to severe. Today is a First Alert Day because of the severe storm chance. The Storm Prediction Center has placed the viewing area at a slight risk. The primary threat from these storms is damaging winds, though there could also be some isolated large hail. Storms will move out overnight. Lows tonight will be in the mid 50s. Sunday will bring below-average temperatures, with highs in the low to mid 70s. Winds will be a bit breezy, with speeds reaching 15 to 25 mph. Highs will be in the low 80s through the workweek. Storms return on Tuesday and Wednesday. Wednesday’s storms could be strong to severe and may bring all threats. A First Alert Day has been issued for Wednesday due to the strong to severe storm chances. The Storm Prediction Center has issued a slight risk across the viewing areas. Storms will move out overnight, leaving us dry for Thursday and Friday. Storm chances return for next weekend.
Cedar Rapids Gazette
More storms possible Thursday afternoon in Eastern Iowa
Storms that began Thursday morning will likely last into the afternoon, according to the Quad Cities National Weather Service Forecast office. The morning storm system brought 30-50 mph winds, with a maximum wind speed of 69 mph in Waterloo around 10 a.m. according to meteorologist Connor Delaune with the NWS forecast office. No tornadoes were reported as of noon. Most of the morning’s severe threat has ended, Delaune said, but the potential remains for more storms to develop in the afternoon. Delaune said tornadoes, quarter-sized hail and widespread 40 mph wind gusts are possible in the afternoon to mid-evening. Peak storm severity is expected to vary by location. Cities like Cedar Rapids, Iowa City and Ottumwa are predicted to see the worst of developing storms through 5 p.m. As it moves eastward through the Quad Cities, poor weather is expected in the easternmost part of the state from 1-6 p.m. While the initial storm has subsided, Delaune said the supercell storms anticipated to form in its wake are more prone to develop tornadoes. The area’s tornado watch will be in effect until 3 p.m. Delaune said he is unsure how far north the severe weather will reach, especially north of
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Strong to severe storms make their way into the area
OTTUMWA, Iowa (KYOU) - Hot, muggy and stormy weather makes its way back into the area. Tonight, and tomorrow strong to severe storms are possible with damaging winds, large hail and the possibility for a tornado with some of these storms, highs in the 80’s and lows in the high 50’s. Clearing and sunny skies make its way overnight tomorrow and into Friday, but not for long. As Saturday rolls around, thunderstorms begin to develop later in the day becoming partly cloudy after the light rain chance in the evening, highs in the 80’s and lows in the high 50’s. Towards the beginning of the work week, partly cloudy skies are likely with temperatures cooling into the mid to high 70’s and lows in the mid 50’s. Temperatures begin to spike back into the high 80’s Wednesday through Friday with partly cloudy skies and a potential for showers and thunderstorms Wednesday and Thursday night. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely into the weekend on Saturday with a high of 84 and a low of 66.
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Tornadoes touch down in northern Missouri
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First Alert Weather Thursday Morning