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Total rainfall past 24 hours:
Good morning! Still seeing a cluster of storms in east-central Iowa this morning, tracking southeast. Today will be pretty good for most areas. A front dropping southward will spark a few additional storms this afternoon across southeast Iowa (where storm chances are greatest). Other-wise, many locations trend mainly dry.
Thursday looks pretty good as well, with isolated showers south of I-80. Other-wise, the forecast has trended a lot drier late week. A front will work into Nebraska Saturday bringing a band of slow-moving showers and storms. Much of Iowa will remain dry Saturday, with showers south of I-80. This front will shift east into Iowa Sunday bringing scattered rain risks. This front brings much cooler air as we head through next week. Based on trends, Iowa will run a good bit drier than normal over the next 7 days! Quite the change! Parts of Nebraska will still skew a bit wetter thanks to that Saturday front, but not excessively so. Here are the latest 7 day precipitation totals:
Precipitation from normal next 7 days:
Wind forecast guidance over the next 4 days:
Temperature/ precipitation charts over the next 10 days:
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