WINDY TODAY WITH GUSTS TO 30/35MPH......RAIN-FREE OVER THE WEEKEND. HIGH TEMPS IN THE LOW/MID 70'S, WITH LOW'S DIPPING TO THE MID 40'S TO LOW 50'S. TEMPS WILL REBOUND TO THE MID 80'S MONDAY WITH NEXT SHOT AT PRECIP EARLY TUESDAY INTO WEDNESDAY MORNING...
3 SEPT 2010 EXTENDED FORECAST
TODAY 3RD - PARTLY CLOUDY - GUSTY NORTHWEST WIND - TEMP NEAR 70
SAT/SUN/MON 4TH THRU 6TH - PARTLY CLOUDY - HIGH TEMPS NEAR 75 - TEMP MONDAY 85 WITH GUSTY SW WIND
TUESDAY/WEDNESDAY 7TH/8TH - ISOLATED TSHOWERS - GUSTY SW WINDS - TEMPS NEAR 80
THURSDAY/FRIDAY 9TH/10TH - TSTORMS - POSSIBLE HEAVY RAIN SET-UP
SAT THRU FRIDAY 11TH TO 17TH - PARTLY TO MOSTLY CLOUDY - UNSETTLED
On this day in Iowa weather history...
1917: A destructive hail storm struck portions of Keokuk County damaging buildings and annihilating crops in a swath 2 to 4 miles wide from south of What Cheer to around Talleyrand. Complete crop destruction was reported within this swath and an observer wrote that "the hail stones were so large that they cut through wire window screens and in some cases broke the siding of houses. Very few window panes in the path of the storm remained unbroken. One hail stone measured 6 inches in circumference."
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