Iowa Weather Forecast
After a dry Thursday, scattered thunderstorm chances will return to Iowa as they form over northern Iowa and then move south and east through the afternoon and evening. A few storms could become severe with strong, gusty winds and hail the main hazards. The weather pattern remains active this weekend into at least early next week. Strong storms and locally heavy rainfall may be possible so stay up to date with the latest forecast.
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