The active weather pattern continues for central Iowa as upper level disturbances parade across the state every 24 to 36 hours. At the surface...a warm front will position itself near Southern Iowa. Along with a gradual warm up will come periods of thunderstorms. There will be episodes of severe storms throughout the week but the position of the warm front and the timing of the upper level disturbances will be key to determining where the severe threat will be and what mode of severe weather will be possible. Heavy rainfall is also a threat - especially along and South of Interstate 80. Pow County will see upwards of 2 inches of rain thru Wed afternoon, with an additional inch or so over next weekend. Counties in South and East Iowa could see up to 4 inches thru the end of next weekend.
Pow County Forecast Rainfall for Tonite thru Monday, June 20th: 2.5 Inches
Today and Tues 13th/14th: Breezy - Showers with Isolated Tshowers after 6pm lasting thru Tues (Rainfall Tonite thru Tues Morning 1/2") -Temps Mid 70's.
Wed and Thurs 15th/16th: Tshowers ending later Wed (Rainfall from Tues thru Wed Morning 1.5") - then Dry - Temps 75-80.
Fri and Sat 17th/18th: Dry most of Fri - then Isolated Showers/Storms Overnite Fri into Sat - Breezy - Temps Low 80's.
Sun thru Wed 19th-22nd: Unsettled with Isolated Showers and Storms thru Wed - Temps Mid 80's.
Thurs thru Sun 23rd-26th: Nice/Dry with - Temps near 80.
Mon thru Wed 27th-29th: Breezy - Isolated Tstorms - Temps near 90.
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