Matt Holiner

Pretty quiet across the Midwest Wednesday, but that's about to change. A few severe storms could occur Thursday with a lot more expected Friday afternoon and evening. Then the snow moves in. Get an in-depth look at the timing, hazards, and snow amounts in our weather update.

As a cold front moves away from us, the chance of rain will be decreasing as we go through the day. Once we dry out, the showers won't stay away for long though. Get the scoop on our next round of rain and snow here.

Mainly showers during the day and into the evening, but storms look likely with a cold front late Wednesday night. A couple could be severe. Full details on the storm timing and threats here.

Dry this morning, but scattered showers expected this afternoon and into the evening hours as an area of low pressure scrapes us. An even better chance of rain for Wednesday. Get all the details here.

Snow is expected for everyone in Iowa today, but with rain mixing in for some, snow totals will vary considerably across the state. Find out when the storm will peak, when it will end, and how much snow will fall here.

Rain, sleet, and snow are already going to be around Wednesday, but the main event is expected late tonight through Thursday evening in Iowa. A lot of snow for some, but much less for others. Full details here.

Thanks to Monday's cold front, today is not going to be as warm. Breezy conditions will make it feel even colder. Find out what wind chills are expected and when rain and snow showers will return here.

Still a chance for isolated showers Monday morning before a cold front arrives. See how much temperatures will drop behind the front and what wind chills are expected for Tuesday morning here.

With a last second dive to the southeast, the storm system will now bring much smaller impacts to our area. A rain and snow chance continues for Friday and Saturday though. Here's the latest information.