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Iowa rainfall totals: Soggy September continues (opens the original)
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More rain has fallen last night and this morning across the state, especially in the southern half of Iowa. Here's a look at rainfall totals from the last 24 hours as of Wednesday morning. Keep in mind more rain has fallen since these numbers were recorded. With nearly 14 inches of rain so far this September, this month is the second wettest September on record in Des Moines, and the third wettest month on record in Des Moines. With more heavy rain possible today and tonight, we could move even
Iowa weather: A drier Sunday after morning showers (opens the original)
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Showers are going on this morning in the eastern half of the state. These will linger for the next few hours in eastern Iowa before fizzling out, and we'll dry out by mid-morning. This afternoon we'll still have a good amount of cloud cover, which will keep our temperatures just under 70 degrees. Tomorrow will be a great day for outdoor plans as more sun is likely, with our highs in the low 70s by the afternoon. Interactive Radar | Weather Alerts | Skycams On Tuesday our chance for rain returns.
Iowa weather: Saturday showers before a drier Sunday (opens the original)
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It'll be a rainy Saturday overall, but there'll be clearing in the afternoon for some before isolated storms fire up once again tonight into early tomorrow. Some spots could get 1-2 inches of rain by tomorrow morning, and highest rainfall totals will add up in central and western Iowa. Concern for flash flooding is low since this batch of rain isn't as heavy compared to other rain events this month, but river flooding is still possible. Highs today top out in the mid 60s. Interactive Radar | Wea
Iowa rainfall totals: How much rain added up from Wednesday's showers and storms (opens the original)
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Wednesday's showers and storms brought more heavy rain to some spots across the state. Southern and eastern Iowa got the majority of the heavy rain. Here's a look at 24 hour rainfall totals as of Thursday morning: Remember that rainfall often varies widely from place to place, especially in thunderstorms, so your rain gauge might have a different measurement. Don’t see your town listed here? Either less than one-tenth of an inch fell, or we might not have a report from there yet. You can always
Tuesday's showers and storms break rainfall record in Des Moines (opens the original)
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Tuesday brought heavy rain to many spots across the state, even breaking a rainfall record in Des Moines. 2.19 inches of rain fell Tuesday at the Des Moines International Airport. This is the most amount of rain to fall on a Sept. 15, surpassing 1921 when 1.67 inches of rain were recorded. So far this month Des Moines has picked up 10.54 inches of rain, already making it the second wettest September on record. With more rain in the forecast, and the second half of the month still to come, this S
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