Statewide Iowa — State Climatologist, Justin Glisan, says June, July and August have been warmer and drier than normal for the last three years.
Glisan says the La Niña weather pattern is to blame and it could impact fall as well.
He says La Niña is a cold sea surface temperature anomaly in the Pacific that impacts where the storm tracks set up over the United States. It could hang around through winter.
Glisan says the La Niña impact has been felt across much of the upper Midwest.
Orange City, Iowa — A northwest Iowa institution of higher learning is adding a brand new program. Northwestern College officials in
Iowa — U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley’s (R-Iowa) staff will hold traveling office hours in 17 Iowa counties from May 20 –
St. Paul, Minnesota — Our neighbors to the north have a new flag. A ceremony was held on Saturday morning at
Northwest Iowa — If you’re sensitive to poor air quality, take note. Canadian wildfires are again affecting our air quality in
Des Moines, Iowa — The governor has another week to sign or veto the remaining bills passed by the 2024 Iowa
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