A stationary front along the Iowa/Missouri state line will be the reason for shower chances over the next few days. Last night rain fell generally along and south of Highway 30.
The NWS Doppler Radar estimates rain amounts up to one inch in some areas. The green color is around 0.5" and yellow around 1.0".
The visible satellite from 8:40 Am tells a great picture of who was clear and who was cloudy to start the day. The counties along the Minnesota state line were clear all night as well as this morning.
The above three maps are the QPF output from HPC. It is basically the forecast of how much rain will expected.
Left Map: Fri AM - Sat AM
Middle Map: Sat AM - Sun AM
Right Map: Sun AM - Mon AM
The bigger map is the total precipitation from Fri AM - Mon AM. Notice there is a potential for 1-3" of rain across Iowa over the next three days.
There is no threat for severe weather in Iowa today or tonight. Above is the severe weather risk from the Storm Prediction Center (SPC).
The NWS Doppler Radar estimates rain amounts up to one inch in some areas. The green color is around 0.5" and yellow around 1.0".
The visible satellite from 8:40 Am tells a great picture of who was clear and who was cloudy to start the day. The counties along the Minnesota state line were clear all night as well as this morning.
The above three maps are the QPF output from HPC. It is basically the forecast of how much rain will expected.
Left Map: Fri AM - Sat AM
Middle Map: Sat AM - Sun AM
Right Map: Sun AM - Mon AM
The bigger map is the total precipitation from Fri AM - Mon AM. Notice there is a potential for 1-3" of rain across Iowa over the next three days.
There is no threat for severe weather in Iowa today or tonight. Above is the severe weather risk from the Storm Prediction Center (SPC).
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