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(KIMT) -- Thanks to the approach of a cold front, breezy south winds will gust up to 30 MPH at times Wednesday. The southerly push of warmth will allow temperatures to bottom out in the low 50s by Wednesday morning. This shear warmth could feature the warmest start to any...
MIDWEST — A potentially powerful storm system could bring multiple weather hazards across the Midwest early next week, with Monday shaping up as the most active day. The system is expected to spread a broad shield of heavy rainfall across the region, along with strong wind gusts near the surface low. Severe thunderstorms are also possible south of Interstate 80, though the exact track and intensity remain uncertain.
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MINNEAPOLIS — A strong cold front has plowed through parts of the northern Plains and Upper Midwest, sending temperatures crashing. Some areas have seen readings drop 30 to 35 degrees in just 24 hours. The biggest drops are across South Dakota and Nebraska, with large drops in Minnesota too. The front is expected to stall soon, leaving a sharp temperature divide across the region.
Rain and thunderstorms become more likely Wednesday evening as warm temperatures continue.
(Dakota News Now) - We’ll start off Wednesday with some low clouds and fog and a chance for a few showers. A better chance for rain and even a few t-storms will come our way Wednesday afternoon, especially over extreme eastern South Dakota into Minnesota and Iowa. One or two of the storms in Minnesota and Iowa could be severe. Most of us will top out in the 60s along with a south wind coming in at 10-15 mph.
Davenport and Moline could see temperatures reach 75 to 76 degrees before midweek storm chances.
We are heading into a more unsettled stretch of weather, with rain chances becoming the main story as we start the new week. After Sunday’s cooldown, temperatures will stay on the cooler side, with highs generally in the 50s. Clouds will stick around, and while a few showers are possible Sunday evening, the better chance […]
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Thunderstorm chances return Tuesday night, with additional rounds possible through Halloween.
Des Moines could reach 74 degrees Wednesday before showers and possible thunderstorms arrive overnight.
Mild temperatures with a chance of rain showers in some regions today. Originally published by Iowa Pulse . For more verified Iowa news and real-time updates, follow Iowa Pulse.
(KIMT) -- A strengthening low pressure system located in SW Iowa is moving into the Upper Midwest, which is set to bring a round of scattered to widespread rain to SE Minnesota and North Iowa Monday. Scattered showers are ongoing along the I-35 corridor and will continue to overspread the region throughout Monday morning.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - It’ll be another warmer than normal week as occasional showers pass through. Lows tonight fall into the upper 40s and low to mid 50s under partly cloudy skies. Monday will see some variety in our high temperatures thanks to a frontal boundary that will...
Siouxland is looking at multiple rounds of showers throughout the forecast, including today.
We’re looking at a different scene this week compared to last with more frequent rain chances and more clouds. However, milder air returns to the area Tuesday with temperatures running above average through the majority of this week, today excluded. Winds have been out of the northeast Monday, but...
MINNEAPOLIS, MN — The polar vortex is shaping up to be one of the biggest wildcards heading into winter 2026 to 2027, and its behavior could determine whether the Upper Midwest sees a mild season or something much more severe. An updated unofficial winter outlook favors temperatures averaging 3 to 5 degrees above normal across the Upper Midwest from December through February, with near-normal to slightly below-normal readings farther south. However, a possible weakening of the polar vortex during November could dramatically change that picture heading into December and beyond.
Is this a quick cooldown?
The morning forecast for Monday, Oct. 26