storms

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.

During 2020, photographer and filmmaker Dustin Farrell spent the storm chasing season by putting on more than 38,000 miles to chase down Mother Nature's Fury. On his official YouTube Channel he said that he chased and recorded so many storms that it took two months to edit all of the raw footage, adding: We captured over 400 shots in the Summer of 2020...

Our first substantial snowfall of 2020.

This afternoon, Mother Nature is playing a bit of a trick on Iowa. All week, we were teased with "Temps will reach into the 70s on Thursday"...WRONG. As of 2:30, the temperature in Waterloo is 45*. It's 43* in Oelwein. In Charles City, it's 39*...

The National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center says that there's a slight risk of severe weather this afternoon in Iowa. Large hail and damaging wind gusts are possible with these storms. Be Weather Aware!  

Large hail and damaging wind are possible

Large hail and damaging winds will be the main threats.

Due to internet failures after the massive storm Monday.

Officials issued "travel not advised" alerts in several cities, due to debris blocking roads. The storms also knocked out cellular phone service in Fayette County.

A 99 MPH wind gust was reported in Marshalltown