UPDATE: With dark clouds closing in and the wind picking up around 4 p.m. Sunday the Charles City Youth Softball League cancelled the final two games of its tournament on Sunday. According to the National Weather Service, the temperature in… Read More ›
Weather
Nashua-area weather forecast for May 24
National Weather Service forecast for Nashua, Iowa, area for Friday, May 24: Today Showers and thunderstorms likely before 1pm, then a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms after 3pm. Cloudy, with a high near 75. Breezy, with a southeast wind… Read More ›
Weather: Rain tonight, cloudy Wednesday
National Weather Service forecast Tonight (April 30) — Periods of showers. Low around 42. Breezy, with a northeast wind 11 to 16 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New precipitation amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible. Wednesday… Read More ›
State Senators Propose Disaster Relief and Recovery Plan in response to 2019 Flood
Iowa Senate News Release Des Moines – Senator Rob Hogg (D-Cedar Rapids) and Senator Jackie Smith (D-Sioux City) today proposed a $50 million disaster relief and recovery plan to help Iowans following the Flood of 2019. “After our tour of… Read More ›
Flooding a distinct possibility this week
As of Monday, it was still easy to find snow banks along Highway 218 taller than a car. Rural roadside ditches throughout north-central Iowa are filled with snow. The landscape is going to change beginning Tuesday as an abnormal warm-up… Read More ›
Vehicle flips into center median on Avenue near Rudd
RUDD — Emergency responders are on the scene of a single-vehicle crash on the Avenue of the Saints near Rudd. A vehicle is upside down in the median and responders appear to be trying to extricate someone. The road conditions… Read More ›
Semi trailers backed up by Casey’s in Nashua, Monday about noon
Road conditions north of Nashua have led to a back up of semi trailers parking around Casey’s and elsewhere near the overpass. I35 is closed from Ames to the Minnesota border. UPDATE: 9:30 p.m.: Semitrailers parked across from Nashua’s Casey’s… Read More ›
Cedar River expected to crest at 12.5 feet today
UPDATE AT NOON SUNDAY, JUNE 10 — A revised forecast from the National Weather Service says the Cedar River in Charles City will crest at 12.5 feet today, rather than 17 feet on Monday. UPDATE AT 9:40 p.m., Saturday —… Read More ›
17-foot flood crest would match 19th highest in Charles City
CHARLES CITY — Years with the number eight at the end are not necessarily good for Charles City when it comes to flooding. For example, on this date 10 years ago (June 9, 2008), Charles City experienced its highest Cedar… Read More ›
Dangerous weather continues across region
National Weather Service forecast for Saturday, June 9: Strong to severe storms continue to move through northeast Iowa and southeast Minnesota. The strongest storms (mainly in northeast Iowa) have produced large hail up to the size of golf balls and… Read More ›
50 years ago, the Charles City tornado struck, changed lives
CHARLES CITY — The day had gotten unseasonably hot, but May 15, 1968, was otherwise just another northern Iowa Wednesday. Life for the roughly 10,000 residents of Charles City bustled along. The Charles City Press was out on the news… Read More ›
Cedar River to crest at 15.7 feet
CHARLES CITY — The Cedar River is expected to crest early Saturday at nearly 4 feet above flood stage. The National Weather Service categorizes that as moderately severe. Area rivers are on the rise after the drenching rain Thursday night…. Read More ›
Storms cause park flooding, closures
Heavy rains overnight have forced the closure of George Wyth State Park and portions News release Heavy rains overnight have forced the closure of George Wyth State Park and portions of Dolliver State Park. George Wyth State Park will be… Read More ›
Tuesday night storm kicks off stretch of wet weather
If you are reading this at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, you likely also are hearing the high winds, driving rain and thunder passing through the Floyd and Chickasaw county region. This is just the beginning of a wet stretch of days…. Read More ›
North Cedar Post, Wednesday, April 18, 2018
Click below to read issue 2 of the Post. Post 2_ SPORTS: CCHS girls track finds another was to compete as the weather continues to be uncooperative. CLOSED BY STORM TODAY: CC schools, R-R-MR schools, North Butler schools, N-P schools… Read More ›
Snow expected to begin Sunday, mess with Monday morning commute
A winter weather advisory that includes Chickasaw, Floyd and Mitchell counties will be in effect from 1 p.m. Sunday to 7 a.m. Monday. Another 2 to 4 inches of spring snow will fall across southeast Minnesota and northeast Iowa, according… Read More ›
CC snowfall record for April 3
UPDATE (11:22 p.m.) — The record for snowfall on the date April 3 in Charles City was 2.5 inches. That has stood since 1999. Today’s snow piled up to at least 5 inches. • • • UPDATE (6 a.m.) —… Read More ›
April economics presentation postponed because of weather
CHARLES CITY — Due to expected inclement weather, the Charles City Economic Profile Presentation scheduled for Tuesday, April 3, at 5:30 p.m. at the Charles City Public Library has been postponed. This free public program will be rescheduled on another… Read More ›
Fog will give way to mostly sunny day
When the dance fog clears away, likely before 11 a.m., the Charles City area will see a mostly sunny day with a high near 44 degrees today, according to the National Weather Service. The wind will be from the south… Read More ›
CC to conduct tornado drill on Wednesday
CHARLES CITY — The Charles City Police Department will conduct a tornado drill Wednesday, March 28, at 10:15 a.m. to coordinate with the National Weather Service’s annual drill, weather permitting. If you have a weather radio, it will be activated… Read More ›