Good morning. Iowa. I'm Aaron Jolly. That gray ceiling overhead? It’s not moving. A massive deck of low clouds surged north from Missouri and Kansas overnight. and now it's parked directly over Iowa. High pressure over Minnesota is trying to feed us some dry air, but frankly, it’s losing the battle. In the next 24 hours. You'll step out to 31 degrees under heavy overcast skies. and don't expect a dramatic warm-up. Southeast winds at 5 to 10 miles an hour are dragging in that moisture, keeping things damp and raw. Central Iowa climbs to 44 degrees today, but you won't see much sun. Drizzle develops after 11 P.M. As temperatures hold near 36. Eastern Iowa catches a few early breaks, but clouds thicken fast. You hit 43 before rain chances increase after midnight with a low of 33. Western Iowa stays stuck in the clouds with a high of 43. Watch for d ...