Zane Satre

Yesterday's storms set a new rainfall record in Des Moines. DES MOINES, Iowa — After weeks with little to no rain, much of Iowa got drenched Wednesday

October's heat continued right where September's left off

Iowans would face some significant shifts in daylight if either DST or standard time ended.

Saturday evening kicked off a soggy stretch around the state.

After two damp weekends, much of central Iowa is ahead of the November norm. DES MOINES, Iowa —

DES MOINES, Iowa — Much of Iowa started today a little frostier, thanks to cooler air that settled in yesterday and high pressure close by this morning.

Right now, much of the central U.S. is favored to be wetter than normal next week. Current data points toward another 1-2 inches of moisture possible, including parts of Iowa. And that moisture might not all be liquid, either.

November is only halfway over, but it's already the wettest month of this fall.

November rainfall continues to run well above normal in central Iowa.

We also looked at whether there's any link between the first snow and the rest of winter.