You may have heard the term “bomb cyclone,” which refers to a storm that rapidly intensifies within a 24-hour period. This is similar to the system expected to move in on Friday and Saturday. Jeff Chapman, Observing Program Leader with the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls, explains more.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources wants you to know that smoke you see emanating from some state parks like Spring Run, Cayler Prairie, and Center Lake in the coming weeks are likely controlled burns.
The Irish Capitol of Iowa kicks off St. Patrick’s Day week with the Jr. Miss Shamrock Pageants at the Emmetsburg Community School Auditorium on Monday.
Hold onto your handlebars, folks. Estherville reveals RAGBRAI logo and theme for the overnight stop. Estherville Chambers Lexie Ruter tells us more on the theme decision.
Six employees at the National Weather Service office in the Quad Cities have been dismissed as part of the administration’s overhaul of the agency, which has seen the recent firing of hundreds of workers nationwide.
An open house informational event took place Thursday evening on whether or not to convert highway 71 through Milford four lanes or three.
Our monthly interview with State Climatologist Justin Glisan and Patrick Hazelett is out now.
State Climatologist Justin Glisan says this winter is going to end up in the top 5 in the weather record book for the lack of snow.
Estherville has announced the official theme for RAGBRAI “Tour de Ville”
In February, we received more than just a trace of precipitation. On the 8th, a trace was recorded, followed by 0.8 inches on the 10th.
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