Des Moines, IA — A cool and mostly dry weather pattern will settle over Iowa as the weekend approaches, bringing a refreshing change from the recent warm spells. Overnight temperatures are expected to dip into the 40s and 50s, with the coolest readings anticipated early Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Friday’s high temperatures will only reach the 60s to mid-70s across most parts of the state, providing a mild day for outdoor activities. By Saturday, highs will range in the low to mid-70s, although some areas may experience slightly warmer conditions, particularly in the southern parts of Iowa, where temperatures could reach the upper 70s.
Sunday offers the warmest conditions of the weekend, with highs expected to range from 74 to 80 degrees. The Des Moines area, in particular, is forecasted to see a comfortable high of around 77 degrees. According to the National Weather Service in Des Moines, no significant rainfall is expected, ensuring dry conditions across the state.
Looking ahead into the following week, a gradual warming trend is anticipated, with temperatures returning to the low 80s by Wednesday, although a slight chance of rain might develop late in the week. The air quality remains good, making it a perfect weekend for outdoor plans across Iowa.
