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After mostly clear to partly cloudy skies to finish out Sunday, we will have a few more clouds overall on Monday.
After a line of thundershowers races through Tuesday morning, our next round of rain will pass not too long after.
Our next round of rain arrives Tuesday morning. A few showers could occur very late Monday, but Tuesday is when the bulk of the rain takes place. The earlier you head into work, the more likely you will be to drive through rain.
After the morning storms exit our area, we will get a break for us to build some energy for isolated thunderstorms to develop Tuesday afternoon. The timeframe for these storms is 3-8 PM.
The most likely chance for thunderstorms in our area gets done and over with early this week; Tuesday morning, leftovers from strong to severe storms that will affect the Great Plains.
As if we did not already have enough rain over the last couple weeks (in addition to the thunderstorms in the forecast throughout Tuesday) we have more rain arriving soon after Wednesday into Thursday. These storms, just like the storms later in the day Tuesday, have a very low chance (but not zero percent) of […]
Around 1 PM Thursday afternoon, a funnel cloud was reported in southern Floyd County south of Charles City. A Tornado Warning WAS issued not long after.
For Friday afternoon, there is potential for some isolated thunderstorms to pass through. The timing would be 3-8 PM, but we are only topping out around a 30% chance or so for these storms to occur locally.
There were A LOT of photos submitted of the Northern Lights from Friday night, so it only felt right to make a photo album showcasing the beauty of the Auroras.
As if Friday night was not great enough already, Saturday night could feature more auroras. We are far enough north, and the intensity should be similar to Friday night.
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