THEIR FACEBOOK PAGE AND ZANE SUSIE SAID IT BEST. IT WAS JUST GREAT OUTSIDE TO GO OUT THERE AND ENJOY THE DAY AND THANKFULLY IT LOOKS LIKE THIS WEEK WE HAVE SOME MORE OF THOSE KINDS OF DAYS. YEAH, WE DO ACTUALLY. COMING UP. YEAH, WE. THIS WASN’T THE LAST NICE DAY HERE. AS WE HEAD TOWARDS THE LATER PART OF MARCH. THAT’S SOME GOOD NEWS. NOW WE DO HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF SOME RAIN COMING BACK TO THE PICTURE TOMORROW, ALONG WITH SOME WIND RETURNING. SO THAT WILL BE A LITTLE BIT LESS NICE THAN TODAY. SOME SHOWERS FOR THE FIRST PART OF YOUR SUNDAY, MAINLY DURING THE MORNING HOURS. THEY’LL BE SCATTERED ABOUT. WINDS WILL BE PRETTY WIDESPREAD TOMORROW. TWO GUSTS ABOVE 40MPH EVEN HIGHER IN SOME LOCATIONS, BUT OVERALL IT DOES LOOK MORE LIKE WHAT I’M GOING TO CALL A TAME SORT OF FORECAST. NOT MAJOR HEAT, NOT BLIZZARDS. LAST FEW WEEKS HAVE BEEN A LITTLE BIT OF A ROLLER COASTER RIDE WE HAD TWO WEEKS AGO OR LAST WEEK. I GUESS THAT WAS A COUPLE OF DIFFERENT RECORD HIGHS HERE. WE GOT ABOVE 80 JUST A WEEK AND CHANGE AGO, AND THEN THIS PAST WEDNESDAY, OBVIOUSLY WE HAD A BLIZZARD, ALTHOUGH, YOU KNOW, HERE IN THE DES MOINES AREA THAT WASN’T THE CASE. WE HAD TEMPERATURES THAT BRIEFLY WERE AT 50 BEFORE WE COOLED BACK DOWN, BUT A LOT OF WHIPLASH. NOW. TOMORROW WE GET BACK INTO THE WINDY SORT OF WEATHER. THE WIND ADVISORY FOR NORTHWESTERN IOWA. YOU HEAD ALONG HIGHWAY 30 AND THEN UP TOWARDS ABOUT. THE HIGHWAY FOUR CORRIDOR. SO ROCKWELL CITY AND CARROLL AND UP TOWARDS POCAHONTAS AND WESTWARD WIND GUSTS UP TOWARDS 50MPH. WOULDN’T BE SHOCKED THOUGH, IF TOMORROW MORNING THAT ADVISORY GETS EXPANDED A LITTLE BIT FARTHER EAST. FOR THE TIME BEING. THAT’S WHERE IT IS THOUGH. WE’VE GOT CLOUDS PRETTY MUCH STATEWIDE THIS EVENING. A MAIN SYSTEM THAT’S GOING TO BRING US THIS WIND IS UP THIS DIRECTION. THE GUSTY WINDS ARE RIGHT ON THE BACK SIDE OF THAT LOW PRESSURE CENTER BEHIND THAT COLD FRONT. THIS WHOLE THING BASICALLY HEADS EAST TONIGHT, SO THAT FRONT WILL MOVE THROUGH IOWA. AS WE HEAD TOWARDS, LET’S SAY ABOUT MID MORNING TOMORROW. AND THAT’S COINCIDENTALLY WHEN THAT WIND ADVISORY STARTS NEXT FEW HOURS. NOT MUCH GOING ON PRECIPITATION WISE. ONCE WE GET CLOSER TO ABOUT SUNRISE A FEW SCATTERED SHOWERS ARE POSSIBLE ACROSS MUCH OF THE STATE. THE BEST CHANCE I THINK OF MORE WIDESPREAD RAIN WILL BE AS THIS SYSTEM MOVES INTO EASTERN IOWA TOMORROW MORNING. MAYBE EVEN A FEW THUNDERSTORMS. THERE POPPING UP CLOSER TO THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEY. BY NOONTIME, WINDS HAVE SHIFTED TO THE NORTH AND THE WEST. THEY’RE OUT OF THE SOUTH RIGHT NOW, AND WE WILL STAB PROBABLY OUR LAST FEW SHOWERS WINDING DOWN. WE WILL BE SEEING CLEARER SKIES. THEN BY TOMORROW AFTERNOON. SO CLOUDS A FEW SHOWERS TOMORROW MORNING. BY THE AFTERNOON WE’RE GETTING TO MORE SUNSHINE, ESPECIALLY THE FARTHER WEST YOU GO. BUT THOSE WINDS WILL BE NOTICEABLE. TEMPERATURES TOMORROW WILL ACTUALLY BE SOMEWHAT SIMILAR TO TODAY. MORE 40S AS YOU HEAD UP INTO NORTHERN AND EASTERN IOWA, WHERE CLOUDS HANG ON THE LONGEST MID TO UPPER 50S AROUND DES MOINES, AMES, INDIANOLA, WINTERSET, AND DOWN INTO SOUTHWEST IOWA. YOU MIGHT SNEAK UP CLOSE TO ABOUT 60. IT PROBABLY JUST WON’T FEEL THE WARMEST, BECAUSE ONCE THOSE WINDS SHIFT TO THE NORTH AND WEST, IT’S JUST KIND OF A LITTLE BIT OF A COOL FEEL. WIDESPREAD 35 TO 40 MILE PER HOUR GUSTS. THE HIGHEST GUSTS WILL BE IN THAT NORTHWEST TO NORTH CENTRAL PARTS OF THE STATE. 45 TO 50 MILE PER HOUR GUSTS, WITH A FEW OF THOSE WILL BE POSSIBLE. THEN AS WE HEAD TOWARDS NEXT WEEK. YOU KNOW, I MENTIONED WE’LL CALL IT KIND OF MORE TAME FORECAST THAN WHAT WE SAW LAST WEEK. NO MAJOR HUGE TEMPERATURE SWINGS FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS. UPPER 50S ON MONDAY, WE’LL GET RID OF THE WORST OF THE WIND. PARTLY SUNNY SKIES. WE’LL SEE A CHANCE OF A FEW MORE SHOWERS WITH A QUICK LITTLE WAVE OF ENERGY ON TUESDAY. UP AROUND 60. DRY WEDNESDAY AND THEN A LITTLE BIT MORE ACTIVE WEATHER LATER NEXT WEEK. WE’LL SEE A FEW DIFFERENT POSSIBILITIES FOR SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS FROM ABOUT