Wednesday, August 22, 2007

The Waiting Game

Thunderstorms have developed in a large cluster over northwest Iowa. These storms are moving rather slowly and are not posing much of a severe weather at this point. We are sitting right along a stationary front, which is where most of these storms will move along. Later this afternoon a few storms are possible, but it looks like the widespread storms and heavy rain will once again be a nocturnal event later tonight. Due to this potential a Flash Flood Watch continues to run for Jo Daviess, Stephenson, and Carroll counties. The rest of the area could be placed under a watch once the storms become more imminent. For the time being we will just be sitting in these sticky conditions playing the waiting game. -ADAM

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Iowa probably hasn't had to much sun today since i think its been raining out there for most of the morning anyways. Do you think we could get severe by the time it gets here? I know its horrible outside, i walked to the store and i was dripping almost!

Eric Sorensen said...

Our severe weather threat is rather low. We could get a couple of isolated severe weather storms out towards the Mississippi River, but overall this just looks like another soaker.

Temperature at Noon: 84°
Dew Point at Noon: 74°
Heat Index: A Sultry 91°

It will be air conditioning for me this afternoon, while Eric sweats over the forecast.

Adam Painter

Anonymous said...

I know i have my air on! I wish this rain would cool things down..I think i'm ready for fall but not winter. I could do with fall like weather all year round with maybe a few times of snow and maybe a few hot days here and there but geez this hot just makes you want to stay in the house!

Anonymous said...

Yeah, even the rain has been warm. There wasn't even a cool breeze after last night's storms.