National Weather Service

A wintery mix is expected for Iowa This Thanksgiving!

Just how big is Gorilla Hail?

While portions of southern Minnesota received some decent snowfall over the weekend, it was nothing compared to the massive amount of snow that fell across parts of Iowa, as these pictures show!

Goodbye single digits, and hello warmer December weather!

Even though the warnings were being issued, Iowans didn't receive them as quickly as they should and normally do.

As the temperatures begin to warm, so does the risk of Spring flooding. Will it happen this year?

The National Weather Service has categorized Wednesday's storm as a derecho.

While this is not an official "storm chasing" certification this could be the next best thing, especially in Northeastern Iowa. It's pretty simple to be a storm spotter in Iowa.

If you were around 53 years ago, this day is one that you may remember and probably would like to forget. It was this day in 1968 that one of the worst tornado outbreaks in Iowa history devastated the state.

With winds expected to gust up to 50 MPH combined with low humidity, spring burning is NOT recommended across Eastern Iowa on Monday, March, 29th. From the National Weather Service in Des Moines: Monday will be warm, dry, and windy which will create elevated to extreme fire weather conditions on Monday afternoon into early evening...