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Chance of Storms Late Tonight

Isolated Strong to Severe Storms on Sunday

Significant Winter Storm Sunday night into Monday

Strong Winds Sunday PM through Monday

Severe Weather and Winter Storm Planning Reminders

Scattered thunderstorms are possible late tonight, mainly after 3 AM Sunday across eastern Iowa and northeast Missouri. Lightning and hail are the primary threats. Isolated quarter size hail is possible. The storms and hail threat will persist beyond daybreak Sunday while shifting eastward.

Isolated strong to severe storms are possible on Sunday across the area. All hazards are possible. There is still some uncertainty in the timing and the intensity of these storms but strong to severe storms are possible as early as Sunday morning.

A significant winter storm is expected Sunday evening into Monday. Rain will quickly changeover to snow from west to east with strong northwest winds developing area wide. Temperatures will fall into the teens Sunday night. Falling and blowing snow will lead to blizzard conditions Sunday night into Monday with dangerous conditions across the area.

Strong northerly winds with gusts of 40 to 60 MPH are forecast to develop Sunday afternoon and continue through Monday morning. The strong winds will result in travel impacts across the area from blowing snow even after the blowing snow has ended.

With severe weather possible Sunday afternoon and snow/near-blizzard conditions Sunday evening into Monday, here are some planning reminders.