DES MOINES, Iowa — We’ve seen showers passing through the southern half of the state on this cool Sunday, and these should move off by evening. Your weather timeline takes you into Tuesday and a warming trend:

A disturbance passing across Minnesota on Monday will keep the north and northeast in scattered shower chances throughout the day. Expect cool and breezy conditions, and some haze aloft due to Canadian wildfire smoke.

Note that along with increasing temperatures will come increasing dewpoints and muggy conditions, setting us up for storm chances in parts of the state Thursday through Saturday.

At this point, Thursday’s rain chance looks best north of Highway 30. Friday and Saturday’s rainfall looks to come in the form of isolated storms. The European computer model below places most of the accumulation by Saturday evening north of Highway 20.

Highs for the next six days are above, and your WHO 13 7-day forecasts below:

As was the case Saturday, the extended forecasts keep us warmer than average and in the neighborhood of average for precipitation. The final image shows the possibility of severe weather, in particular sometime between June 17th and 19th.