Iowa storm reports
6 reports in Iowa in the last 24 hours, 5 of them rain · Times in UTC
Flood · 1Rain · 5
Every report
The most significant first: tornadoes, then the biggest hail, the strongest gusts, the deepest totals.
| Time (UTC) | What | Measured | Where | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flood | 1 SSW Muscatine Municip · Muscatine County, IAMuscatine Slough about 4 feet out of its banks, extensive field flooding. | Trained spotter | ||
| Rain | 4.44 in | 3 ESE Davenport · Scott County, IAMulti-day event total. | Trained spotter | |
| Rain | 4.10 in | 1 NE Clinton · Clinton County, IACorrects previous rain report from 1 NE Clinton. 72 hour total. 24 hour total was 2.60 inches. | Trained spotter | |
| Rain | 3.98 in | 1 SSW Muscatine Municip · Muscatine County, IAtotal since Wednesday. | Trained spotter | |
| Rain | 3.06 in | 2 W Fulton · Clinton County, IA3 day rain total. | Trained spotter | |
| Rain | 2.83 in | Lowden · Cedar County, IACorrects previous rain report from Lowden. 3 day total. | CO-OP observer |
Reading Iowa reports
These are observations, not forecasts - the record of what someone saw and reported to the National Weather Service. An empty list means either quiet weather or nobody in position to report, which are not the same thing, and reports cluster where people live.
Magnitudes are field estimates made in the moment: hail sized against coins, wind judged from damage. Timestamps mark when the event happened, not when it was filed, so a busy afternoon keeps filling in for hours afterwards.
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Source: National Weather Service local storm reports, via the Iowa Environmental Mesonet. County lines from the US Census Bureau.