Weather

Iowa received its first blanket of snow over the holiday weekend.

Fall is here, and beautiful colors are creeping across the landscape. On this episode, it's a conversation about fall colors!

An Iowan and a University of Iowa student share their personal accounts of the deadly Maui wildfires that occurred this August.

As Iowans experience another day under an excessive heat warning, there are some who don’t have a place to protect themselves from stifling conditions. One Sioux City non-profit is helping homeless people get through the week more safely.

Hot air and heat warnings greeted students going back to class today across Iowa. A long-running tax program helps keep one of the state’s largest school districts from sending students home early for the day.

A longtime farmer shares his thoughts on this growing season and the potential impact of heat, humidity, and wind on potential corn yields.

Advice on keeping your plants healthy in hot temps

How to stay safe in the hottest temperatures of the year so far, and a conversation about liberal arts and the upcoming school year with Drake University President Marty Martin

The natural climate phenomenon El Niño has emerged this June. What will that mean for temperatures and precipitation in the coming months?

A rare dust storm in Illinois this month caused a 72-car pileup on an interstate. Climate experts say it points to a bigger problem — soil erosion.