(KMAland) -- The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for parts of southwest Iowa through Sunday morning.

This evening, scattered to widespread thunderstorms develop after 5 PM. These storms will produce a lot of rain. An additional 2-4″ of rain could fall. That’s why majority of the region is under a ...

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Scattered storms will develop by late afternoon and last into the evening. Storms could be severe, and more flash flooding is possible.

NWS issues flood watch and outlook for storms in Washington D.C., with heavy rainfall and severe weather potential.

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Scattered severe storms are still possible tonight with damaging winds and pockets of heavy rain. The Flood Watch is in effect from now until 4 AM Saturday.

Next week, conditions are starting to trend in the drier and warmer direction, with temperatures returning to the upper 80s-low 90s by mid- late next week. Rain chances will also drop next week, but ...