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- Sep 28, 2026
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Dry Monday before another round of rain (opens the original)
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We are in store for a dry day on Monday, but that dry time must come to an end by the midweek. Tuesday Night into Wednesday is setting up for a soggy end to September. Partly cloudy skies start to move in by Tuesday morning, but we will remain dry. Those clouds will blanket the sky by the afternoon hours, but we will still stay warm. The evening commute is where questions arise. For now, models trend to keep the rain away to past 7:00pm. However, this could still change. It might be a good Idea
Researchers release monarch butterflies in Noelridge Park to track habitation (opens the original)
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — A new generation of monarch butterflies is taking flight, and researchers in eastern Iowa are working to learn where the insects will travel next. Monarch Research and Iowa State University released dozens of monarch butterflies Wednesday as part of an effort to track their movements. Researchers are trying to determine where the butterflies go after leaving the area. With better information about where monarchs travel and settle, researchers hope communities can provide mor
Weather IQ: What is the 'Super El Niño' and what does it mean for Iowa's winter? (opens the original)
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (Iowa's News Now) — A strong El Niño, being referred to as a 'Super El Niño,' is expected to develop later this year. El Niño refers to the warming of waters in the central and eastern Pacific Ocean. The above normal sea surface temperatures leads to changes in global atmospheric patterns, leading to changes to the weather. Climate experts are able to roughly project what this El Niño will mean for the upcoming winter. As of this moment this we are already seeing warmer ocean
Severe T'storm Watch issued: strong to severe storms move through Wednesday evening (opens the original)
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (Iowa's News Now) — A cold front is moving through Eastern Iowa later this afternoon and will continue to trek southwards towards Cedar Rapids by the early evening hours. As the front moves through storms will fire off and move southward. As the afternoon passes these storms will continue to weaken but they will be initially strong. A Severe Thunderstorm watch is out for counties north of Highway 20. Damaging winds, small hail, and an isolated tornado or two are the largest im
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