WEBVTT YOUR KEEPING AN EYE ON THE RAIN. METINKA: RIGHT NOW IT IS RATING IT MARSHALLTOWN, WEBSTER CITY, A LITTLE BIT UP TO THE NORTH.ND- AMES HAS SEEN JUST DUE NORTH, SOME MIST AND A LITTLE BIT OF DRIZZLE. ATLANTIC, A FEW MORE SHOWERS. EASTERN IOWA, CEDAR RAPIDS GETTING A LIGHT SHOWER RIGHT NOW, AND EVEN IOWA CITY, SO YOU’RE NOT DONE WITH THE WET ROADS JUST YET. MORE CHANCES FOR SHOWERS TO DEVELOP THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON. SO WE ARE NOT DONE WITH THE RAIN YET. SOUTHEAST IOWA HAS NOT SEE A WHOLE LOT YET, BUT YOU WILL STILL GET MORE CHANCE. A FEW RUMBLES OF THUNDER ARE POSSIBLE. NO SEVERE WEATHER POSSIBLE TODAY. 1:00, 2:00 MORE SHOWERS, EVEN IN CENTRAL IOWA, AS IT PULLS OFF TO THE EAST. IT COULD BE A WET EVENING COMMUTE THIS EVENING. OUT TO THE GRANDSTAND SHOWS, HOPEFULLY THE RAIN WILL BE OUT OF THE AREA BY THEN. A FEW TENTHS OF AN INCH EXPECTED TODAY, HALF AN INCH IN A FEW SPOTTY LOCATIONS, BUT NO SOAKING RAINFALL. WE’VE GOT ALL THAT MOISTURE LEADING TO FOG THIS MORNING. CRESTON, QUARTER OF A MILE VISIBILITY. OSCEOLA, LIGHTER FOG AND REDUCED VISIBILITY. A LITTLE BIT OF WELDING WITH HIGH FOG OUT THERE WHICH COULD POTENTIALLY SLOW YOU DOWN. 71 IN DES MOINES, A MUGGY MORNING WITH NOT MUCH WIND. UPPER 70’S TO LOW 80’S WITH MORE THUNDERSHOWERS THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON. TOMORROW AFTERNOON, STRONGER WEATHER COULD MOVE IN.