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Weather Summary for Iowa
National Weather Service Des Moines IA
1014 AM CDT Mon Jul 27 2020

Cold front and associated shower and thunderstorm activity has pushed
south into Missouri this morning. Areas south of Interstate 80 and 
west of Interstate 35 received the highest rainfall totals overnight,
with a few locations reporting upwards of 2-3 inches.

Skies will continue to clear from north to south across Iowa this
morning, leaving sun-drenched skies statewide by afternoon. Humidity 
values will be notably more comfortable today as well, in the drier 
post-frontal air mass. The comfortable weather is expected to persist
into Tuesday although some afternoon showers will be possible from 
northeastern Iowa into Wisconsin as a weak front passes through the 
areas. Warmer air tries to work back into Iowa by the middle of the 
week along with an increasing threat of some storms, mainly across the
southwest half of the state. Despite the attempts of the warmer air 
to move back into the Midwest later this week, temperatures are 
forecast to remain near normal with no surge of hot weather foreseen 
over the next seven days.

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