Severe weather

Severe thunderstorms that rolled across northeast Iowa Saturday spawned at least six tornadoes, five of which caused damage in rural areas of four counties.

The National Weather Service says the storms will be moving fast, providing less time to react.

Most schools in Iowa have their first varsity football games tonight and damaging winds, large hail, and tornadoes are all possible during the games.

Wednesday night brought some severe storms to Iowa, but we could see another round today.

Temperatures are going to be warming up quickly in the next couple days, but with the warmer temperatures comes a threat of some nasty weather.

Last week, multiple tornadoes struck Linn County but nowhere near Cedar Rapids, where the sirens sounded. Why did they sound here? I went straight to the source.

There's a threat of severe weather and very heavy rain across the area Wednesday and Wednesday night. It couldn't come at a worse time for public notification.

With stormy weather heading into Eastern Iowa this evening, here's a quick guide on how to spot an Iowa Storm Chaser

The National Weather Service says that the main risk of severe weather involves heavy rain, large hail, and damaging winds.

This afternoon's CBS 2 WeatherFirst forecast includes the chance of strong winds and large hail.