States across the central U.S. were under red flag warnings Friday as warm temperatures and high winds threatened to cause ...

Strong winds and low humidity could facilitate the rapid spread of fires across six states on Friday, according to the ...

While Iowans are enjoying a blip of warm weather to end February, high winds are causing much of the state to be under a red flag warning Friday.

The National Weather Service says nearly all of the state is at "extreme risk" on the grassland fire danger index for Friday.

Strong winds coupled with warm temperatures, low humidity, and dry vegetation have resulted in a very high risk of fire ...

That mixed with low humidity could result in high to extreme fire dangers in Des Moines and across Iowa. Here's everything you need to know about a red flag warning. Warm temperatures combined ...

A Red Flag Warning can be issued in an area that is at a high risk for fire danger because of drought, high winds, and other ...

Red flag warnings were active across multiple states ... The states under the urgent fire warnings were South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri and western Illinois, according to the ...

Wind gusts have already topped 40 mph as of mid-morning, and are expected to increase throughout the day. A Wind Advisory has been issued for most of central and northern Iowa through Friday evening.

Most of Iowa is under a Red Flag Warning from noon today through six o’clock tonight, as open burning is strongly discouraged ...

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - It will be warm and dry, but very windy for the end of the week.