A flood watch is in effect from this evening through tomorrow morning for northeast Iowa. Up to three inches of rain is possible. #iawx

Flash Flood Watches have been posted for much of south central and southeastern Iowa from this afternoon through early Wednesday morning. Heavy rainfall is expected over the region tonight which may lead to flash flooding in these areas. The Weather …

Flash flooding is ongoing at this hour across east central Iowa. As of 12:40 a.m., flash flood warnings were in effect for all of Benton, Linn, and Cedar Counties counties and the northern portions of Iowa and Johnson counties through …

The flash flooding threat continues to ramp up this evening as a Flash Flood Warning has been issued for southern Linn county, including the cities and surrounding suburbs of Cedar Rapids. Up to two inches of rain has fallen across …

A very moist and unstable environment exists over the region today. Showers and thunderstorms have already plagued the state this morning, with additional torrential rainfall expected tonight as widespread strong showers and thunderstorms develop. One-to-three inches of rainfall is expected …

Flash flooding is ongoing across much of the state this morning. Doppler radar rainfall estimates currently show many areas 3″+ areas in north central Iowa and in southern Benton, southern Linn, and northern Johnson counties – with some areas nearing …

The National Weather Service offices across the state have issued Flash Flood Watches, which will go into effect at 10:00 p.m. tonight and remain until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. A mesoscale convective system with associated showers and thunderstorms is expected …

The National Weather Service offices across the region have issued Flash Flood Watches in advance of a potent storm system that is expected to bring several inches of heavy rain to the area. The watch in the western counties will …