Rain will gradually increase through the day, and could bring the risk for flooding to portions of the region. The greatest areas of concern will be focused from Wayne Nebraska, to Spencer Iowa. Further northwest, rain may become more scattered in nature. Rain will gradually move away from the area this evening, with dry and cooler weather expected for the middle of the week.
Scattered thunderstorms will be possible by this afternoon, focused in two areas. NW Iowa will have the greatest risks for a strong storm or two, but a secondary area along a front in central South Dakota and Nebraska could also develop a few stronger storms. The peak timing would be from 2 to 7 pm.
Rain will increase through the day on Tuesday, with thunderstorms becoming widespread in the afternoon. There is an increased risk of flash flooding across portions of Nebraska, Iowa, and southern Minnesota later this afternoon. Total rainfall accumulations could exceed 2 to 3 inches by Tuesday evening.
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