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Tracking the risk of large to very large hail overnight tonight. If you live in the yellow highlighted area, you may experience hailstones greater than 2 inches in diameter. Storms will likely form late this evening in central Iowa and progress ENE through Wisconsin overnight. Make sure to protect your vehicles tonight!

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Monday 9:30 PM Update: We are monitoring a severe storm heading into the Des Moines metro area within the next hour. Heavy rainfall and lightning are expected, but some areas could have quarter size hail and damaging winds!

BREAKING 8:50PM: I-80 is now closed from Altoona to Tiffin. Making I-80 closed across western and eastern Iowa.

I-80 From Council Bluffs to Des Moines is Now Closed, Most Roads Impassable A portion of Interstate-80 is now closed. According to the Iowa Department of Transportation, I-80 from Council Bluffs to Des Moines is officially closed due to the blizzard warning. Stuart Police Department notifies the traveling public that

7pm radar

BREAKING: I-80 is closed from Des Moines to I-880 (old 680) in western Iowa

[6:05 P.M. Sunday, March 15, 2026]

As of 6 PM, we are seeing a mix of sleet and snow here at the office, while most points west of the QC are now all snow.

You can report your precipitation type to us using the mPING app! Available in common App Stores.

You can also view mPING reports:
https://mping.ou.edu/display/