National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

An active weather pattern will continue through the end of the weekend. Areas of dense fog will be found early this morning, mainly in portions of E Iowa and NE Missouri. Thereafter, we'll see periodic storm chances, but there will be many dry periods as well. Isolated severe storms are possible with strong winds, hail and torrential downpours the main concerns.
Another chance for isolated severe storms comes late this afternoon and evening along a weak cold front. Localized strong winds, hail and heavy rain will be the primary threats with any severe storms. Confidence is low on storm coverage and strength however, as there is a scenario where the better storm energy and stronger storms remain just to our west. Be sure to stay tuned today for updates!
Saturday evening into overnight, thunderstorms, including some isolated severe storms, will move into the region. The primary threats will be localized strong winds, hail and heavy rain. Stay up-to-date with the latest forecasts. If you have outdoor plans including camping, make sure to stay weather aware and know where you will shelter from storms. Also, have multiple ways to receive warnings.