WEBVTT DEFINITELY TAKE THE RAIN. METINKA: WE ARE DEALING WITH SNOW SOON ENOUGH. NOW IT IS MAINLY SOUTH OF I-80, SWITCHING FROM NEAR STUART CRESTON, OVER TOWARD GORDON, CENTERVILLE, SPREADING TOWARD OSKALOOSA. THIS IS SPREADING EAST THIS MORNING. IN DES MOINES, WE ARE CATCHING A BIT OF A BREAK, MISSED AND DRIZZLE. NOTICE THESE GREEN SHADED COUNTIES, STILL A FLASH FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT UNTIL 1:00. HEAVY RAIN MOVING INTO THE AREA, TRIMMED BACK AS THE RAIN PUSHES SOUTHEAST. THE RAIN HAS BEEN HEAVY AT TIMES, INDICATING A SWATH OF ONE TO THREE INCHES OF RAIN IN THE OVERNIGHT THIS MORNING. FROM SOUTHWEST IOWA TO SOUTH-CENTRAL, OVER TO THE EASTERN PART OF THE STATE, WE JUST BEEN ON THE FRINGE OF IT. WE’VE STILL PICKED UP LESS THAN ONE INCH OF RAIN AT THE AIRPORT. IT EXTENDS BACK INTO KANSAS, THOUGH IT IS LETTING UP, NOW BEGINNING TO DEVELOP MORE INTO THE CENTRAL PART OF MISSOURI. TO THE NORTHWEST, IN NEBRASKA AND SOUTH DAKOTA, THEY ARE DEALING WITH FROST AND FREEZE ADVISORIES. HOUR-BY-HOUR THROUGH 10:00 A.M., SHOWERS WILL BE LINGERING ACROSS THE SOUTHEASTERN PART OF THE STATE, ALL THE NORTHERN COUNTIES WILL HAVE DRIER CONDITIONS. THIS AFTERNOON, MORE SHOWERS WILL DEVELOP ACROSS THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE STATE AND BECOMING MORE SPOTTY THROUGH THE AFTERNOON. IF YOU’VE GOT ERRANDS TO RUN, IT WON’T BE A POURING EVENT OUT THERE. YOU COULD WAKE UP TOMORROW WITH MORE SHOWERS AHEAD BY MIDDAY SUNDAY, SHOWERY IN THE MIDDLE PART OF THE DAY FOLLOWED BY A BREAK IN THE AFTERNOON AGAIN. NOT A COMPLETE WASHOUT, SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY, THE NEXT BATCH OF RAIN LOOKS TO BE LOCALLY HEAVY WITH HEAVY DOWNPOURS POSSIBLE, SHIFTING NORTHWEST. AS WE HEAD TOWARDS SUNDAY NIGHT AND MONDAY, EVERYONE GETS AT LEAST TWO INCHES AND THE RAIN GAUGE. RIGHT NOW IN DES MOINES, WE HAVE OVERCAST SKIES, LIGHT HAZE. SOME MISSED AT TIMES, AND CHILLY. WIND COMING FROM THE NORTH AT 12, MAKING IT FEEL LIKE 44. KEEP UMBRELLAS HANDY THROUGH THE MIDDLE PART OF