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Weather Summary for Iowa
National Weather Service Des Moines IA
1059 AM CDT Sun May 19 2019

The heaviest rain showers overnight and into this Sunday morning were
over southeastern and east-central Iowa. Rainfall totals were
between 2 to 2 and a half inches. Though not as heavy, most other 
parts of the state did see rain overnight. The rainfall has increased 
the flows and levels of rivers, creeks, and streams, though this has 
not presented major issues. By late morning, there was still plenty of
lingering cloud cover over Iowa. Temperatures have held pretty steady
this morning in the mid 50s to lower 60s for central and southern 
Iowa, with upper 40s to lower 50s in northern Iowa. There were still 
some light rain showers in eastern Iowa. 

Across the rest of the region, the weather has been active over the
past 24 hours. Thunderstorms and rain showers have impacted portions
of Nebraska, Kansas, and Missouri. A few of the storms in the region
were severe with hail and gusty winds. As of this morning, visible
satellite imagery has been showing clear skies over a lot of Kansas,
with partly to mostly cloudy conditions for the rest of the region. 

For today, temperatures will not rebound in Iowa due to the cloud
cover. Today's high temperatures will be in the lower 60s for central
and southern Iowa, with lower to mid 50s in northern Iowa. A few light
rain showers are possible this afternoon but conditions will be drying
out throughout the day. Wind gusts will increase later this evening,
between 25 and 30 miles per hour. Tomorrow, temperatures will remain
in the lower 60s. The weather will be dry through the early afternoon.
Rain showers will enter western Iowa Monday late afternoon into the
evening. The weather pattern becomes active again on Tuesday, with
thunderstorms in the forecast. A few storms could be strong to severe.



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