Rain is likely in much of Iowa on Thursday, the National Weather Service said. Check the radar and forecast before you head out.

This will cause the needed destabilization of our atmosphere as a cold front approaches which will lead to the severe weather threat returning in the later afternoon and evening timeframe. Closings | Interactive Radar | Weather Alerts Some of these storms will be able to generate large hail and strong gusty winds.

It’s possible that some of the storms embedded within this line may produce strong winds and small hail. As a result, the Storm Prediction Center has placed much of the region under a “1” on this evening's Threat Index. The greatest threat for potentially strong to Severe storms will occur between 9 PM and 12 AM.

A Slight (level 2 out of 5) risk for severe weather is in place for all of SE MN and N IA Thursday. All hazards are in play in the

(Des Moines) The National Weather Service is monitoring a storm system that is expected to develop along a frontal boundary late tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours.

A cold front will put our stretch of dry weather to an end Thursday night in eastern Iowa.Warm, more humid air will file in through the day, along with a mix of