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Ron Demers

Reporter · US

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Ron Demers

    Heavy rain possible in southern Siouxland tonight before a big pattern shift takes over (opens the original)

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    SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - It was a foggy start to the day, and after another round of showers moves through the area this evening, drier and milder conditions will settle into the area through early next week. More rain will push into Siouxland Wednesday and evening and Wednesday night with the heaviest of rain falling in the southern parts of the KTIV viewing area. A Flood Watch is in effect until Thursday evening for southeastern Siouxland. Areas in the watch have the best chance of seeing 1 to 3 in

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Ron Demers

    Flood Watch for parts of Siouxland through Thursday (opens the original)

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    SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Light showers will continue across the area tonight, with the potential for dense fog to develop for some Wednesday morning. A Flood Watch goes into effect for parts of Siouxland. Let’s get into the details. Some showers will be possible Tuesday night although the rain likely won’t be as widespread as what we saw during the day on Tuesday. There will be areas of fog developing as the night goes along, and some of that could become dense, especially in northern Siouxland. Expe

  3. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Ron Demers

    Rain chances to continue as workweek goes along (opens the original)

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    SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Tuesday was a day to say goodbye to summer as fall officially arrives at 7:05 pm Tuesday. As of late, it’s been feeling like fall and looking like it as well with the gray skies. There are no indications that’s going to change any time soon. Cloudy skies will continue tonight, and rain showers will start forming yet again. The rain will first be heaviest in western Siouxland with those showers moving to the east later Tuesday night and into Wednesday as well. Expect lows in t

  4. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Ron Demers

    More rain to move into Siouxland with a weekend cooldown coming (opens the original)

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    SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - After a foggy morning start in parts of Siouxland, it remained a pretty gloomy day across much of the region as highs did get a touch warmer and it was a bit more humid again. Now get ready for more rain to come our way tonight. Rain will develop and start moving into Siouxland as midnight approaches. That rain will move to the northeast and become heavier (especially in northern Siouxland) as the night goes along. No severe weather is anticipated, but we could see some areas

  5. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · Ron Demers

    Fog could start off Thursday with better chances of rain still to come this week (opens the original)

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    SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Conditions are changing as warmer and more humid air is returning to the region leading to increased chances of rain in our forecast. Scattered sprinkles and drizzle will continue through the evening hours before ending after midnight. The bigger story tonight is fog development as some of it could become locally dense. If you’re heading out later in the night, allow extra time for your commute and reduce your speed on roadways. Temperatures will stay mild, dropping into the

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