Iowa could see some thunderstorms, hail and even snow amid severe storms sweeping the rest of the country throughout the week A strong storm will move across the Pacific Coast starting Wednesday ...

I appreciate President Trump for delivering critical disaster relief following severe storms in March and thank Secretary ...

A video recorded in Davenport, Iowa, on July 29, shows a shelf cloud moving into the area as severe thunderstorms approached.

IOWA — Monday will be a hazy, hot, and humid day for most of Central Iowa, but a cold front is approaching the state and will be the focusing mechanism for strong to severe storms later tonight ...

MILLION FOR THE LOCAL ECONOMY. WE TURN OUR ATTENTION TO WEATHER NOW AND AND YOU’RE TRACKING SOME POTENTIAL FOR STORMS MOVING INTO OUR STATE. YEAH, MAINLY JUST ACROSS NORTHWEST IOWA NOW, BUT WE ...

A Level 4 risk area covers central into northeast Iowa. That translates into a 45% risk for severe weather. Temperatures will shoot up into the 80s, accompanied by noticeably humid air.

Officials urged people to stay at home as a winter storm carrying high winds caused a “complete whiteout” in the Des Moines area on Wednesday morning, March 5.

The Almanac’s winter forecast typically releases each August and often makes headlines with bold predictions of bitter cold, ...

But in eastern Iowa, it’s a different story. While the roads still aren’t great, Major Chad Colston with the Linn County Sheriff’s office says they haven’t been inundated with accidents.

Here are the areas in Iowa that saw the most snow from 8 a.m. Sunday to 8 a.m. Monday, according to the Iowa State Mesonet. Fort Dodge: 2.5 inches Algona: 2.5 inches Garner: 2.1 inches ...