Isolated thunderstorms are also expected in the northern/central Plains. Strong to severe thunderstorms and heavy rain are possible in the Southeast and Arizona. Annual precipitation over the past 16 years has generally been several inches above average. The dangerous, long-lived and record-breaking heat wave will continue across a large portion of the West into the northern Plains and across parts of Florida, Texas and the Gulf Coast. The horizontal black line shows the long-term (entire period) average of 32.6 inches. Bars show averages over 5-year periods (last bar is a 6-year average). US air quality map Northern Great Basin and northern Rockies face fire threatĮven with below average temperatures across the region, parts of the northwestern U.S. Figure 4: Observed total annual precipitation for Iowa from 1895 to 2020. The upper Mississippi Valley into the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley are next to see air quality alerts for the next few days as persistent western smoke moves southeast, the NWS forecasts. Total precipitation in Des Moines Days Year Inches Millimetres 106: 2022: 30.6: 778: 97: 2021: 28.9: 734: 102: 2020: 34.4: 874: 132: 2019: 49.4: 1255: 121: 2018: 42. Ongoing Canadian wildfires are not done worsening air quality in the U.S. Des Moines, IA Weather Forecast, with current conditions, wind, air quality, and what to expect for the. Air quality to worsen in upper Mississippi Valley, Great Lakes By Wednesday, the frontal boundary causing this will impact the Midwest. The precipitation imagery displays precipitation estimates in colorized. US heat index map Severe rainfall expected for the northern Plains, Midwest, Mid-AtlanticĪctive thunderstorms, isolated flash floods and other severe weather was forecast until dawn Tuesday from the northern Plains into the Mid-Atlantic region, according to the NWS. The Daily Precipitation map shows the amount of precipitation that has accumulated within the last 24 hours. Katie Hobbs to the state's utility companies. Meteorologist Show Transcript DES MOINES, Iowa Sunday's storms brought a healthy amount of rainfall to central Iowa. Preliminary map above shows the estimated wind speeds of the Augderecho across the region as of August 21, 2020. KMZ available here - this is preliminary and subject to change. East Des Moines IA radar weather maps and graphics providing current Rainfall Storm Total weather views of storm severity from precipitation levels. At least 18 heat-related deaths have been confirmed in the Phoenix area, while an additional 69 deaths are suspected of being heat-related as of July 15, according to a letter from Arizona Gov. This map combines both NWS Des Moines and NWS Quad Cities service areas. Still, it was the most rain recorded on a single day since July 6.As of midday Tuesday, more than 46 million Americans were under heat alerts. The National Weather Service issued several flash flood warnings. Only 1.12 inches fell in Des Moines Saturday, according to the weather service. Much of central Iowa got between 2 and 3.5 inches of rain Friday morning as strong thunderstorms moved east across the state. Maps & Radar Iowa’s Weather Channel WHO 13 Skycam Network Warnings Weather Related Closings. Weather Service Meteorologist Ashley Bury said the heaviest rain fell in Dallas, Boone and Story counties. The rain was well short of the single-day record for Aug. More: Farmers' Almanac declares North Central region a 'hibernation zone' this winter Northeast Iowa areas near Decorah, which are not in a drought, also got about 2 inches of rain. Ames (2 miles west): 3.3 inches Johnston (2 miles west): 2.5 inches Des Moines: 2.09 inches Iowa City: 1.57 inches Despite the rainfall, 'summer days are ahead,' the National Weather. Official data and data for additional locations are available from the Regional Climate Centers and NCEI.
Des Moines International Airport recorded 2.06 inches of rain Saturday, but for the year, its rainfall remains 6.31 inches below normal.Ī swath from Creston to Fort Dodge also got at least 2 inches of rain, while parts of Story County got more than 3 inches, according to the National Weather Service. The Applied Climate Information System (ACIS) is a joint project of the Regional Climate Centers, the National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) and the National Weather Service. Central Iowa, the area that got the majority of the rain, could get more Sunday night.Īll but a small sliver of the Des Moines metro is in moderate to severe drought. The heaviest rain fell east of the northwestern Iowa areas in extreme drought and north of the southern Iowa areas in severe drought. Up to 3 inches of rain fell across parts of Iowa late Saturday and early Sunday, but it did little to ease the drought gripping sections of the state.
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