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Rain relaxes as winds increase
Lingering rain chances will dwindle through Friday morning as chilly winds from the north return.
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Sub-freezing weekend start prompts widespread Freeze Watch
A Freeze Watch will be going into effect starting late Friday night through Saturday morning as overnight low temperatures are expected to fall below the freezing to kick-off our weekend. This comes following the passage of a cold front that not only will be clearing skies but will usher in...
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Storm Alert Wx 3: Record-breaking warmth expected Monday
(KIMT) -- After a record-breaking weekend in the temperature department, one more day of records could be broken Monday before reality settles in Tuesday. As a potent low pressure system tracks to our north, we will remain in the warm sector of the system. Breezy south winds gusting up to 20-25 MPH at times under a mostly sunny sky will pump in abnormal warmth to the region.
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Very warm through Monday, possibly record temps
Near record-breaking warmth will persist tonight and for the early part of the week across the region Tonight, expect partly cloudy and breezy conditions with widespread lows in the upper 50s to low 60s, with southerly winds keeping conditions mild overnight. Sunday will bring another day of anomalous warmth, with...
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De Witt, IA Weather Oct. 10: Major River Flooding Continues as Wapsipinicon Nears 12.6 Feet
DE WITT, IA – Major flooding continues along the Wapsipinicon River near De Witt, with water levels expected to crest early Saturday, Oct. 10, while a separate Flood Warning remains in effect along the Iowa River near Marengo.
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Sarah's 10pm Wednesday forecast - 10/7/26
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Northeast Iowa sees flash floods, causing school closures and blocked roads
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (KCRG) - Northeast Iowa saw flash flooding and outages Wednesday morning as heavy rains passed through. Black Hawk, Butler, Grundy and Tama counties were under flash flood warnings Wednesday morning. The National Weather Service reported between two to four inches of rain, with up to another inch possible.