Chris Kuball
Meteorologist at WOI-TV (Des Moines, IA)
Meteorologist @ We are Iowa - Local 5. Iowa State Graduate ('07) & Fanatic. Son, Brother, Husband & Father. Former 641, 515, 507, 515. Former blue check
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3 weeks ago |
weareiowa.com | Chris Kuball
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — Steady rain arrived in central Iowa Tuesday night with accompanying rumbles of thunder. The storms stuck around into Wednesday morning, but ultimately didn't deliver totals over 2" of rainfall. No severe weather was seen in the Local 5 viewing area. And while rain fell in Iowa overnight, Minnesota and the Dakotas dealt with snow while severe storms swept through Kansas and Missouri.
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2 months ago |
weareiowa.com | Chris Kuball
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — Heading into Friday, Des Moines was set to mark its second driest January on record with a measly 0.08" showing. In first place is 0.07", set back in 1954. However, Thursday night's rain thwarted Des Moines from claiming that spot by adding a few one-hundredths to the monthly to total. Meanwhile, the heaviest totals were found near the southern border.
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Jun 27, 2024 |
weareiowa.com | Chris Kuball
DES MOINES, Iowa — Friday's rain caused major flooding and devastation across several communities in northwest Iowa. Now, floodwaters in the Des Moines River basin are making their way down river towards Saylorville Lake, which is built to help protect the Des Moines metro from upstream flooding. Saylorville is catching this floodwater and rising quickly. It is expected to rise to a level just 10 feet short of the emergency spillway, 18 feet with temporary gates are raised in the spillway itself.
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Oct 26, 2023 |
weareiowa.com | Chris Kuball
IOWA, USA — We've been hinting at the first snowflakes of the season being possible this weekend. It definitely does not feel like it if you step outside on Thursday as temperatures are still mild. But that will change Thursday night into Friday morning. The first piece of the forecast will be a cold front diving across the state early Friday morning. Temperatures will go from the mid-60s to upper 40s and low 50s in just a few minutes.
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Sep 6, 2023 |
weareiowa.com | Chris Kuball
DES MOINES, Iowa — Big changes arrived on Wednesday morning as Iowa kicked its hot ways to the curb. A cold front brought in cooler temperatures across central Iowa, but with it came another burst of smoke from Canadian wildfires. The smoke filled the sky, spreading eastward across the state. An Air Quality Warning was issued by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources Wednesday afternoon for the western two-thirdsof the state, including Des Moines.
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