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Storm Alert Wx 3: Mostly cloudy Thursday, cooler & breezy afternoon (opens the original)
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(KIMT) -- Overspreading precipitation that pushed into SE Minnesota and North Iowa early Thursday morning is already subsiding. Some have received over one inch of rain, especially along HWY 18. Ponding on roads and flooding in low-lying locations may be present, so add some time to your morning routine. As rain subsides, some sunshine may poke through our overcast cloud deck. A mostly cloudy sky persists through the afternoon as northern winds increase, gusting up to 25 MPH at times. Temperatur
Showery start to Iowa deer, turkey archery seasons Thursday (opens the original)
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(KIMT) -- As clouds increase Wednesday night, rain will move into SE Minnesota and North Iowa to kick off Iowa's archery season for deer and turkey Thursday morning. Good luck to all the hunters out there who will need to wear some water-repellent gear! Most of the rain will fall along and south of I-90. At most, 0.50" of rain is expected with no flood potential. A higher risk for flooding remains in central Iowa. Thursday will also be a bit of a breezy day with northerly gusts up to 20-25 MPH
Tracking midweek tropical moisture, flooding potential (opens the original)
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(KIMT) -- A very interesting weather setup is on the way Tuesday through Thursday as an upper level low and Hurricane Polo combine, sending a plume of deep tropical moisture into the Upper Midwest. Polo remains a Category 3 storm with maximum sustained winds of 115 MPH as of 7 AM Monday. A high pressure ridge in Texas will be sending Polo into the southwest United States as the upper level low pushes eastward into the same region Tuesday. The upper level low will devour Polo while accessing the
Storm Alert Wx 3: Morning fog, peeks of sunshine Monday afternoon (opens the original)
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(KIMT) -- Thanks to relatively calm winds and a moist atmosphere Sunday night, patchy dense fog has formed in SE Minnesota and North Iowa. Visibilities have dropped below 1/2 mile in spots, resulting in a Dense Fog Advisory being issued through 10 AM Monday for Goodhue, Wabasha, Steele, Dodge, and Olmsted counties. Fog should lift by mid-Monday morning, revealing an overcast sky through the early afternoon. Some peeks of sunshine may break through the clouds before sunset Monday. Expect temper
Dense Fog Advisory issued ahead of Monday morning commute (opens the original)
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(KIMT) -- A Dense Fog Advisory has been issued for Goodhue, Wabasha, Steele, Dodge, and Olmsted counties through 10 AM Monday. Visibilities could drop to 1/4 mile or less at times through that timeframe. Patchy dense fog is forming in other parts of SE Minnesota and North Iowa. Take it slow and use those low beams while traveling Monday morning, especially if you are traveling north to the Twin Cities.
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