It appears that the Siouxland area and the northwest half of Iowa are under the risk of scattered strong to severe thunderstorms. These storms are expected to develop around mid-afternoon in the Siouxland area and then progress into the northwest half of Iowa during the late afternoon and evening hours.

The primary threats associated with these severe thunderstorms are large hail and damaging winds. It’s important for residents in the affected areas to stay vigilant and be prepared for the possibility of severe weather. Secure any loose outdoor items, and if you have a safe place indoors, make sure it’s ready in case you need to take shelter.

Keep a close eye on local weather updates and warnings issued by the National Weather Service and keep it here to Star 106 or mystar106.com for the latest weather information. If severe thunderstorm warnings are issued, take them seriously and follow any instructions to ensure your safety.

Fortunately, the thunderstorm potential is expected to diminish overnight, which means that the risk of severe weather should decrease as the night progresses. However, it’s always wise to remain aware of any weather updates in case there are changes to the forecast.