Corey Thompson
KCRG
Cedar Rapids, IA, United States
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Second spring flood outlook highlights increased Mississippi River risk
The second of three spring snowmelt flood outlooks from the National Weather Service has been released, and it includes some significant changes. → Read More
Flood risk lower for most eastern Iowa rivers, but higher on Mississippi
The first spring flood outlook from the National Weather Service is good news for eastern Iowa rivers, with one notable exception. → Read More
Freezing rain threat north Monday into Tuesday
A strong storm system will bring widespread precipitation to the central United States on Monday into Tuesday, with freezing rain likely on the edge between colder and warmer air. → Read More
Conditions improving as winds ease, slick roads still possible
Travel conditions in eastern Iowa will remain somewhat tricky through Saturday, but notable improvement is expected as wind gusts continue to slowly diminish. → Read More
Group of Iowa scientists release annual climate statement, focused on trees
Over 200 scientists at colleges and universities around Iowa signed a statement about climate change, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a healthy tree population in the state. → Read More
Intense storms possible for portions of eastern Iowa
Showers and storms are likely to develop in portions of eastern Iowa on Sunday evening, with severe weather looking increasingly likely. → Read More
Some severe storms possible Saturday evening
Scattered storms in central Iowa have turned severe on Saturday evening, which could move into portions of eastern Iowa. → Read More
Some strong to severe storms still a risk
A storm system and associated cold front bring the risk for showers and storms tonight. → Read More
Showers and storms possible on Independence Day
A complex weather scenario is ahead for the 4th of July. → Read More
Hotter summer possible, according to forecast, which may stress power grid
Summertime temperatures could wind up above normal this year, according to forecasters with the National Weather Service, which could apply pressure on electric power reliability at times. → Read More
Hotter temperatures, along with a shot at a storm
Summer returns ahead of the calendar date, according to our forecast. → Read More
Drought area disappears in eastern Iowa after recent rains
No parts of eastern Iowa are technically considered to be in a drought after a long stretch of generally cool and wet weather. → Read More
Rain, with some snow mixed in, continues this evening
Wet and chilly conditions continue through much of the evening into the early portion of tonight. → Read More
Southwest winds send temperatures surging Sunday
A wind shift switches our weather from a wintry feel to something a bit more spring-like over the next 12 to 24 hours. → Read More
Winter Storm Watch posted, heavy snow possible Friday
Friday carries the potential for heavy snow in parts of eastern Iowa, according to forecasters. → Read More
Freezing drizzle in parts of eastern Iowa on Saturday
Slick roads have been reported along with a few crashes, according to state officials. → Read More
Snow, sometimes heavy through evening, diminishing late
Our winter storm exits the area this evening, leaving behind very cold conditions for a brief period. → Read More
December 15 tornado count now at 42 in Iowa, an all-time record
Last Wednesday’s severe weather outbreak in the state of Iowa is now the state’s largest in history, based on preliminary data from the National Weather Service. → Read More
Another quiet day to wrap up the weekend
Another near normal late December day is expected on Sunday, though some there are some signs of warmer temperatures through the week. → Read More
Quiet, fairly seasonal start to the weekend
Expect a gradual decrease in cloudiness through the day, with some sunshine making an appearance by the afternoon. → Read More