David Koeller
Meteorologist at WOWT-TV (Omaha, NE)
KCCI Storm Team 8 Meteorologist. Chasing storms and the northern lights. Cycling enthusiast. KC → Springfield, MO → Omaha, NE → Des Moines, IA.
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3 weeks ago |
kcci.com | David Koeller
Clouds rolled in overnight helping to keep temperatures mild, most of the state waking up to readings in the low and mid-60s. A few spotty showers popped up early this morning, with additional showers and storms expected throughout the day. Interactive Radar | Weather AlertsEarly morning showers have been limited to mainly northern Iowa, around Algona and Fort Dodge. Those showers will push to the east and northeast, leaving central and southern Iowa dry for the start of the day.
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3 weeks ago |
kcci.com | David Koeller
Very warm and hazy conditions will continue today as wildfire smoke remains overhead. Some impacts to air quality are expected throughout the day as well. Highs should reach the mid-80s today, even warmer for Monday before storm chances arrive on Tuesday. Interactive Radar | Weather AlertsMorning temperatures remained quite mild, settling into the mid and upper 50s to around 60 degrees. Hazy conditions are being reported across the state as a layer of wildfire smoke remains thick across the state.
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4 weeks ago |
kcci.com | David Koeller
Temperatures will be heating up this weekend, reaching more summer-like values with highs in the low to mid-80s. Hazy skies will stick around as well as more wildfire smoke pushes in from the north. Dry conditions can be expected, with any rain chances holding off until next week. Interactive Radar | Weather Alerts Clear skies and light winds brought us mild conditions early this morning with temperatures in the low to mid-50s across most of the area.
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4 weeks ago |
kcci.com | David Koeller
WELL, THIS YEAR CASEY IT’S BEEN GOING BY FAST AND TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY OF MAY AND WE ARE ON TRACK TO END THE MONTH WITH ZERO TORNADOES IN IOWA. IT’S GOOD NEWS AND A BIG DIFFERENCE COMPARED TO LAST YEAR. STORM TEAM EIGHT METEOROLOGIST DAVID KELLER IS SHOWING US THIS STARK DIFFERENCE. DAVID. STACEY, WE ARE TALKING ABOUT A HUGE DIFFERENCE FROM LAST YEAR TO THIS YEAR, AT LEAST FOR IOWA. I WANT TO SHOW YOU WHAT WE SAW LAST YEAR, MAY OF 2024, THAT WAS EXTREMELY ACTIVE ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.
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1 month ago |
kcci.com | David Koeller
Light rain moved in overnight, mainly over southern Iowa. The spotty showers only amounted to very light rainfall totals, with areas north of I-80 not picking up much if any rainfall. The on and off showers will linger through mid-morning, but drier weather is expected this afternoon. We should stay dry tonight, with another round of showers arriving Monday evening.
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Here are a few of today's high temperatures across the state. These are as of 7pm today. #iawx https://t.co/CBvEbrxCGW
An active stretch of weather is setting up for next week! Spotty storms possible Sunday PM, but more widespread storm chances arrive Monday PM and Tuesday PM into Wednesday. Each of these chances will bring at least some risk for severe weather, so stay updated on the forecast! https://t.co/yZ7rJw6iFN
Who's going to be joining me on the Bacoon Ride on the Raccoon River Valley Trail tomorrow!? Nice in the morning but heating up quickly by Noon. Very warm and humid heading into the afternoon as we round our way back around through Panora, Adel, and Waukee. Should be a dry day! https://t.co/iWNsvQ6D5q