Weather coverage for Central Iowa
Des Moines, Iowa
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A broken line of storms continues to move east into the central Iowa viewing area. The storm moving into Ames has produced heavy rainfall with up to 50 MPH wind. No warning with this cell, but there is frequent lighting.
A few isolated storms are highlighted from our westward facing Principal Park Camera this evening. Those storms will start to fade as they move toward the metro.
Storms are starting to fire up over northern, central and western Iowa. Some storms will have plenty of lightning and a slight chance for hail. They will move into the I-35 corridor the next few hours, but will die down as soon as the sun sets.
We need to enjoy everyday with warm temperatures and amazing sunsets. This was a serene scene over West Lake in Osceola at 6 PM this evening.
WAKE UP WEATHER: Some high level clouds are streaming across Central Iowa. #iawx
Check out the High Temperatures in Des Moines for October. So far there have only been seven days at or below average. Des Moines is also around 1" of rainfall below the average for October.
Check out the high temperatures for October. So far this month we are about an 1" of rainfall below average.
WAKE UP WEATHER: We have more clouds overhead this morning. Temperatures are mild. #iawx
I don't think it can get better than this. This was the WHOSkyCam picture on West Lake in Osceola during our 6 PM weather.
WAKE UP WEATHER: Clear skies and mild morning temperatures to start the day! #iawx
WAKE UP WEATHER: We have a few more clouds and even a little rain in southwest Iowa to start the day. #iawx
WAKE UP WEATHER: We have clear skies and cool temperatures this morning across Iowa. #iawx
Enjoy the weather over Iowa this evening. Rain moves in tomorrow. Windy conditions with falling temperatures arrives Friday. Frost is possible early Saturday, but sunshine will help to warm us up by Saturday afternoon.
