National Weather Service issued flood watches for parts of Nebraska and Iowa.
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Updated Aug 14
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What happened
National Weather Service issued flood watches for parts of Nebraska and Iowa.
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Part of
Severe weather conditions are expected in Dickinson County, and severe thunderstorms are possible in Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota.Also in this story
- Low pressure moves into Iowa and Nebraska, impacting specific locations like Chippewa Falls during Oktoberfest.
- NOAA monitors the potential for extreme weather events across Minnesota, Iowa, and South Dakota, driven by El Niño and Pacific Ocean warming.
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Related events
- The National Weather Service issued flood watches for Iowa, Missouri, and Nebraska due to excessive rainfall.
- The National Weather Service issued a general weather report for Iowa.
- Severe weather systems are currently moving through the Nebraska region.
- NWS issued warnings regarding severe weather events in Iowa on June 30, 2026.
- Severe weather monitoring is underway for the region including Cedar Rapids, Iowa, by the Storm Prediction Center.