Des Moines, IA – Tuesday’s forecast signals a continuation of wet and breezy conditions for residents in Des Moines, impacting morning and mid-afternoon plans. Commuters should prepare for rain-soaked roads and reduced visibility, as weather officials urge caution for those traveling, particularly during early hours.
According to the National Weather Service, rain showers will dominate the morning on Tuesday, accompanied by breezy winds. Winds from the north-northeast are expected at 8 to 15 mph, with gusts reaching up to 28 mph. Highs will reach approximately 57°F, making it a cooler day. The chance of precipitation stands at 50%, although new rainfall is not anticipated to exceed a tenth of an inch.
By Tuesday evening, conditions are set to improve, with clearing skies and temperatures dipping to around 37°F. Winds will calm overnight, giving way to a mostly sunny Wednesday. Expect Wednesday’s high to reach around 57°F, offering relief from the wet start to the week.
The dry spell is forecasted to continue into Thursday with sunny skies and highs near 57°F. Friday sees a return of rain chances, signaling a potentially damp end to the workweek. Lows will hover between the high 30s and lower 40s throughout this period.
