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Isolated Severe Storms Possible Through Wednesday

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An isolated stronger storm is possible late this afternoon into tonight for areas east of IA/MN Hwy 60. All hazards are possible, although ping-pong ball sized (1.5 inches) hail and wind gusts to 65 mph are the main threats if a strong storm develops. On Wednesday, the main threats are large hail and damaging winds east of IA Hwy 60. Stay weather aware!

Fog, including locally dense, continues this morning. Periods of showers and storms continue today into the weekend. An isolated stronger storm is possible through Wednesday east of IA/MN Hwy 60. Low humidity, strong winds, and warmer temperatures bring elevated to near critical fire danger Thursday. Colder temperatures may allow some snow to mix with showers this weekend.