A series of severe thunderstorms swept through northwest Iowa Monday evening, prompting five severe thunderstorm warnings and one watch.
We’ve received several reports of cold air funnel clouds in the area this week. The atmospheric conditions have been favorable for the development of showers and weak funnels.
The latest update from the USDA Drought Monitor, as of 8 a.m. this morning, shows sight changes in drought conditions across several counties in the region.
Iowa is expected to receive a few inches of rain throughout the week—welcome news for farmers across the state.
A vital healthcare service has returned to Spencer following the June flood and the closure of Crown Clinics.
April was a particularly active month, resulting in significant improvements in precipitation levels.
April proved to be an active month in the weather department across northwest Iowa, featuring multiple rounds of severe storms, significant wind damage, and a healthy dose of spring precipitation.
The National Weather Service in Sioux Falls issued a total of 30 watches and warnings
Jackson city officials say several sirens in town are not operational.
Straight line winds blamed for Storm Lake storm damage during the early morning hours this past Friday.
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