Des Moines, Iowa – Temperatures in central Iowa are climbing toward 60 degrees over the next several days, bringing a mostly dry and unseasonably warm stretch.
According to the National Weather Service in Des Moines, light sprinkles moved through the area earlier today, but dry conditions are expected to dominate the forecast heading into the weekend.
Daytime highs are projected to rise steadily from the upper 40s into the upper 50s and potentially low 60s by early next week. The agency noted a low chance — up to 30% — of rain on Saturday, primarily impacting southern Iowa counties.
No significant storms or hazardous weather are currently expected.
The warmer pattern may provide improved travel and outdoor conditions across central Iowa, particularly for commuters and students heading into the weekend.
Forecast updates will continue to be issued by the National Weather Service as conditions evolve.
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