3 Things to Know
- Dense fog advisory until 10 AM
- Strong storms possible Friday evening
- 'Fall-like' feel with cooler than average temps
Forecast
As we head into our Thursday afternoon, rain chances are looking a lot lower, but those clouds will try and stick around. Our temps will peak around the upper 70s, a lot cooler compared to what we'll see tomorrow.
A few spotty thundershowers are possible late Thursday night, after 9-10 PM. This rain could clear out by the start of Friday.
Friday will be a mostly sunny, warmer and windy day that ends with thunderstorms in the evening. We will also be monitoring a severe weather chance on Friday evening with highs in the mid 80s. The best time to see rain will be after 4 PM.
We'll keep the rain at probable chances over this weekend, so have a backup plan for any of your outdoor events this weekend. Saturday may stay dry through the afternoon, with rain moving in during the evening. Sunday looks cool and wet, in the 50s to 60s for most of the day.
In total, we could see an additional 2.0" to 4.0" of rain across the region through Sunday night. Some of our highest amounts will be across southwest Iowa where amounts could reach 5.0" of rain.
Next week should start to see a 'drying-out' pattern return to the region with temps at, or cooler than 75 degrees.
THURSDAY
Mostly Cloudy
AM Dense Fog
High: 79
Wind: E 5-15
THURSDAY NIGHT
Cloudy
Mostly Dry
Low: 69
Wind: NE Calm
Friday
Mostly Sunny
Strong PM Storms
High: 86
Wind: S 15-25
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