A line of thunderstorms is moving east across central Iowa this evening. Some of the stronger storms may have winds to 60 mph and hail. Take shelter if a warning is issued for your area. #iawx

Severe weather returns late this afternoon into the evening. Storms will develop over western Iowa and move eastward into central Iowa. Damaging winds, large hail, and locally heavy rainfall are possible. Although not likely, an isolated tornado is possible. #iawx

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Des Moines IA, West Des Moines IA and Ankeny IA until 8:15 PM CDT

We're looking for rain gauge reports of 3️or more inches from the storms yesterday afternoon and evening (6/4/24) in the following counties: 📌Boone, Cerro Gordo, Dallas, Greene, Jasper, Kossuth, Polk Include your location if you have a report of 3+ inches. Thanks! #iawx

We've received 0.8" of rain in about 13 min here at the office. This could result in some brief hydro issues in the metro, in the typical flood prone areas, here shortly. If you encounter a flooded roadway, turn around and find another route. #iawx

Storms develop near the Missouri River later this afternoon with the main threats being large hail and damaging wind gusts as the storms move eastward across central Iowa later this afternoon into this evening. Locally heavy rainfall may also be possible. #iawx pic.twitter.com/eOMx…

A special weather statement has been issued for Des Moines IA, Newton IA and Altoona IA until 8:45 PM CDT

As with any possible severe weather event, make sure you have multiple ways to receive weather warnings. #iawx

On this date in Iowa Weather History in 1998... Rain mixed with sleet in the morning in far northwestern Iowa at Ocheyedan and Rock Rapids. Their cooperative observer forms showed the trace of frozen precipitation with Rock Rapids noting the sleet. #iawx #iahistory #wxhistory

A few cells in eastern Iowa are capable of producing funnel clouds. These are usually brief and rarely become tornadoes, thought brief touch downs cannot be ruled out. If a tornado warning is issued please take cover. This is separate from the severe threat later today. #iawx

A few scattered showers and storms have developed across southern into southeastern Iowa. These will continue to move northward and pose a risk for lightning and brief heavy downpours. #iawx

MARSHALLTOWN IA Jun 4 Climate: High: 83 Low: 64 Precip: 0.51" Snow: Missing mesonet.agron.iastat… pic.twitter.com/LFlT…