Dangerous Heat to Grip Iowa Through Monday: Heat Warnings, Advisories, and Watches Explained

Dangerous heat is expected across Iowa through Monday. See the latest Heat Advisories, Extreme Heat Warnings, and Heat Watches plus safety tips.

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Dangerous Heat to Grip Iowa Through Monday: Heat Warnings, Advisories, and Watches Explained

What Is a “Ring of Fire” Weather Pattern? Why It Often Brings Iowa Days of Storms and Dangerous Heat

Iowa Weather Forecast

Hot and humid conditions begin today and last through the weekend. Heat indices of 100°F to 105°F will be common today and Monday, and nearing 110°F or greater on Sunday. A Heat Advisory is in effect today for western into central Iowa. An Extreme Heat Warning is now in effect for all of central Iowa on Sunday and an Extreme Heat Watch remains in effect for Monday. This dangerous heat could lead to heat illness. If you must be outdoors, take frequent breaks in the A/C or shade and drink plenty of water. Never leave kids or pets in a vehicle unattended.

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