Author: Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

Video: http://youtu.be/B7B4ipR6-vU?hd=1 Severe storm threat across especially Central Iowa develops as we head into the evening after sunset through the night for heavy rain, large hail, and strong winds. An isolated storm is possible this afternoon, with anything that develops having the risk to become severe. Rain totals tonight: Additional…

Video: http://youtu.be/YbzH_U686zc?hd=1 Isolated strong/severe storm threat can work into northern parts of the state after noon, then higher risks for severe storms to develop late afternoon into the evening over northern portions of the state.  These will congeal more into a heavy rain threat and dive southward a bit through…

Today's video: http://youtu.be/6omHFQFCk5s?hd=1 Updated strong to severe storm outlook into the overnight tonight is below...very little change vs yesterday: Total precipitation guidance in the short-term is below, mainly focusing on the wave late tonight into early Friday morning...in the area circled we favor a base of 0.25-0.75...if the cluster can…

Video: http://youtu.be/2KarZgeAofA?hd=1 Latest thoughts on severe storm risk area for later today through the overnight: An isolated severe storm is possible this afternoon working into the area, especially northwest.  Any storm that can develop can produce large hail, wind, and a tornado.  The idea is that storms will develop more…

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Video: In today's video I break things down regarding our weather and rain/storm timing through the weekend, as well as next week.   http://youtu.be/HJsYjZx8rxI?hd=1 On Thursday, most of the day is hot, humid and dry.  There is an isolated storm chance during the day, and any storm will have the…