How much rain central Iowa saw in this first round of storms

IOWA — The first round of rain to impact Central Iowa on Tuesday brought the heaviest rain from a band of storms that moved from just south of Omaha to Greenfield and the west side of the Metro early this morning.

24 Hour Rain Totals

• Greenfield 4.98″
• Van Meter 2.5″
• Earlham 2.44″
• Norwalk 1.90″
• Waukee 1.57″
• Des Moines 1.35″
• Atlantic 1.95″
• Altoona 0.95″
• Urbandale 0.92″
• Pella 0.83″
• Polk City 0.71″
• Ankeny 0.67″
• Carroll 0.63″
• Algona 0.59″
• Newton 0.42″

Scattered showers and rain will continue through mid-day. More storms will occur later this afternoon and evening and will bring a threat of severe weather, including damaging winds, hail, and isolated tornadoes, plus flash flooding to southeast Iowa through the evening.

A Flood Watch will stay in effect for Southeast Iowa through 10 PM.

Keep track of the full forecast here .

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