IA Video:
Here is a look at simulated radar from 11 AM today through 3 AM tomorrow morning. An isolated storm will be possible later this evening in eastern portions of the state. Hail and some strong wind gust cannot be ruled out. More details in the video.
Here is a look at simulated radar from 8 AM tomorrow morning through 8 PM tomorrow afternoon. Some severe will be possible, especially across southern/ southeastern portions of the state with large hail/ strong winds being the primary threats. More details discussed in the video.
Here is our day 2 severe weather outlook:
Here is a look at preferred precip totals out through Thursday. More details discussed in the video.
Breezy conditions develop after a cold front passes tomorrow afternoon. Behind this cold front, winds will shift out of the north-northwest. Gust of up to 45 MPH will be possible directly behind the front. Here is a look at the sustained winds around 4 PM tomorrow. More detail in the video.
Breezy conditions also look to develop on Thursday as well. The image below shows the sustained winds around 4 pm Thursday. Gust up to 40 MPH will also be possible.
Mostly dry conditions are anticipated for Thursday and Friday. We are keeping an eye on a system for this weekend that could provide another shot of precip across the state. Something we will continue to monitor/ fine-tune going forward. The image below is a snapshot of the European Model around 10 PM Saturday.
Some cold air is on tap through next week. As we mentioned yesterday, the risk for frost is still on the table.
Temperature charts:
