severe weather

As severe weather hit the area last night, many of you probably went outside to get a closer look!

Many areas under drought conditions could see some relief, but it may come at the cost of severe weather.

The August 10th derecho was a generational weather event. But that doesn't mean that another derecho won't happen in Iowa this summer.

Well, it turns out that it's actually Severe Weather Awareness Week and if you're looking to chase some awesome storms, do I have an idea for you. While this is not an official "storm chasing" certification this could be the next best thing, especially in Northeastern Iowa. It's pretty simple to be a storm spotter in Iowa.

Here's something we don't want to hear--potential severe weather on the way Friday.

The National Weather Service says the storms will be moving fast, providing less time to react.

Most schools in Iowa have their first varsity football games tonight and damaging winds, large hail, and tornadoes are all possible during the games.

Wednesday night brought some severe storms to Iowa, but we could see another round today.

Temperatures are going to be warming up quickly in the next couple days, but with the warmer temperatures comes a threat of some nasty weather.

Last week, multiple tornadoes struck Linn County but nowhere near Cedar Rapids, where the sirens sounded. Why did they sound here? I went straight to the source.