Iowa's latest round of showers and storms crossed the state Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Here's a look at where rain fell this time and how much added up:

The past 48 hours of continuous rain broke all records. The sky remained overcast Wednesday morning. What will the weather be like on Thursday? Here's the full update

More storms are ahead, and more heavy rain chances as we head from Thursday morning into the weekend. Western Iowa is in a slight risk for severe storms late tonight and

Heavy rainfall fell on Chicago’s West Side during a short amount of time Tuesday night, leaving some drivers flooded out in underpasses and several homeowners in ankle-deep water in their basements. WGN's Emmy Victor spoke with some of those affected.

Historically flood-prone Main Street in Ellicott City has been closed to traffic as a precaution due to heavy rainfall.

More storms are in the local forecast for Thursday, and some storms may become strong to severe. Storm timing on Thursday will be mainly after lunchtime and into the early evening. Once we loose the daytime heating near sunset, our severe risk will be ending.

Satellite imagery from July 3 through July 7, 2025, shows the heavy rainfall that pounded Texas, causing extreme flooding in the state’s Hill Country. (Credit: CSU/CIRA & NOAA via Storyful)

Heavy rain Tuesday morning flooded roads in Sallisaw and surrounding areas as a slow-moving storm dropped more than five inches of rain across parts of Sequoyah County.