We’re warming up nicely as forecast Saturday, especially when compared to the past few days. Your weather timeline continues the warming trend…

Lows Saturday night will be a few degrees warmer than last night’s under mostly clear skies:

Sunday warms, and Monday even more. But we’ll pay for 70-degree readings in Iowa with windy conditions, especially late in the day into the evening.

Tuesday will bring a brief cooldown before warming begins again Wednesday. If you’re a sky watcher, get ready for a full lunar eclipse during the early morning hours on Friday. Timing below:

Storms look to move into our general area late Friday, we’ll be watching to see how strong they get and where they form. Rain lingers into Saturday, and we could see snow in parts of Iowa Saturday night.

Friday’s system will bring more needed rainfall to the state. Totals for late Friday into Saturday afternoon follow:

Again, we’re likely not done with snowfall in Iowa for the season. The European model ensemble graphics below indicate slight snow chances late Saturday, with better chances on the 19th:

Turning to temperatures, we have a warmer week overall ahead. And the 6-10-day outlook keeps us in above average readings.

Your WHO 13 7-day forecasts are below: