FAIR. IT LOOKS GOOD. RILEY: IN THE CLOUD COVER BRINGS PEOPLE AROUND, BECAUSE IT’S NOT AS HOT. IF YOU ARE TAKING DAY. THE WIND IS NOT THERE LIKE WE HAVE HAD YESTERDAY, HUMIDITY AT 66%, WARMER OUT EAST DUE TO THE FACT THAT IT IS CLEAR IN THAT DIRECTION. CENTRAL AND WESTERN I WILL WILL SEE THE CLOUDS INCREASING, KEEPING THE TEMPERATURES DOWN A LITTLE BIT. IF YOU’RE HEADING TO THE FAIR IN THE NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS, DRY, A SLIGHT CHANCE OF AN ISOLATED STORM WORKING INTO WESTERN IOWA THROUGH THE METRO AREA. KEEP THE UMBRELLA, TO BE SAFE. THE BEST CHANCES ARE SOUTH OF INTERSTATE 80. DRY RIGHT NOW, YOU CAN SEE THE CLOUDS ON THE INCREASE, A FEW SHOWERS IN NEBRASKA, KIND OF A NUISANCE SHOWER WEST OF OMAHA. AS A BOUNDARY IN THE SOUTH OF THE STATE -- THERE IS A BOUNDARY IN THE SOUTH OF THE STATE, NORTHERN MISSOURI HAS THE BEST CHANCE TO SEE SOME THUNDERSTORMS. LOOKING AT THE SEVERE OUTLOOK, A MARGINAL RISK. AND YOU GET INTO MORE OF A SLIGHT RISK AND ENHANCED RISK AROUND KANSAS CITY. IF YOU TRAVEL FROM DES MOINES TO KANSAS CITY LATER ON, YOU MAY RUN INTO SOME STRONGER STORMS. BE AWARE THAT THE MAIN THREAT IS LARGE HAIL AND WIND WITH AN OUTSIDE CHANCE OF A TORNADO. THE FORECAST IS BELOW AVERAGE UP NORTH IN THE MID-TO-UPPER 70’S, AND A SLIGHT CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM LATER ON. YOU CAN SEE THAT THROUGH LATE AFTERNOON. STOPPING THE CLOCK AT 6:00, A SLIGHT CHANCE OF SHOWERS OR STORMS. AND WE WILL SEE THE SHOWERS AND STORMS IN THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. THIS IS GOING TO BE MORE THAN OVERNIGHT EVENT, I THINK IT WILL BE GENERALLY QUIET. WAKING UP TOMORROW, AN ISOLATED SHOWER. MOST OF THE DAY TOMORROW IS DRY WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW TO MID 80’S. TOMORROW NIGHT WE HAVE A BETTER CHANCE FOR WIDESPREAD PRECIPITATION. WE COULD SEE STRONGER STORMS COMING THROUGH ON SATURDAY. AS WE LOOK AT THE EXTENDED CHANCE OF STORMS ON SUNDAY, DRY ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, A STORM CHANCE