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Current Weather in Rossie, IA

Updated: Mon Oct 26th 2026 8:15 AM CDT

Light Rain

42^°F 6^°C

Feels Like 35^°F / 2^°C

Rossie, IA weather condition is Light Rain and 42°F.

Today's Weather in Rossie,IA

The current weather in Rossie IA as of 8:15 AM CDT on Mon Oct 26th 2026, has a sky condition of Light Rain with the visibility of 5 mile(s). It is 42 degrees fahrenheit but feels like 35 degrees with a forecasted high of 52 and low of 42. The barometric pressure is 30.42 - measured by inches of mercury - and is steady since its last observation. The humidity is 90 percent that's steady since the last report, with a dew point of 40 degrees fahrenheit which is falling. Wind direction is from the Northeast at 12.5 miles per hour, gusting at 21.3 miles per hour. Sunrise was at 7:47 AM and Sunset is at 6:21 PM. The moon phase is a Full Moon moon rising at 6:13 PM with 98% illumination. Thank you for listening to the weather report from LocalConditions.com!

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Barometer 30.42 inHg. steady
Humidity 90% steady
Heat Index 42°F
Wind from NE. 12.5 mph
Wind Gust 21.3 miles per hour
Wind Chill 35°F
UV Index 0

Dew Point 40°F falling
Visibility 5 mi.
Sunrise 7:47 AM
Sunset 6:21 PM
Moonrise 6:13 PM
Moonset 8:24 AM
Moon Phase Full Moon Moon 98%

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Light Drizzle

Light Drizzle with a high of 52°F and a low of 42°F. Probable rainfall forecasted, having a 90% chance with an estimated 0.56in. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 15mph. Expect high humidity with levels above 80% to 83%.

Temperature	Humidity	Rainfall	Snow	Wind
Hi 52° \| Lo 42°	83%	90% \| est. 0.56in	0%	14.5 mph

Overcast

Overcast with a high of 61°F and a low of 49°F. Probable rainfall forecasted, having an 80% chance with an estimated 0.1in. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 13mph. Expect high humidity with levels above 80% to 86%.

Temperature	Humidity	Rainfall	Snow	Wind
Hi 61° \| Lo 49°	86%	80% \| est. 0.1in	0%	12.8 mph

Scattered Showers

Scattered Showers with a high of 69°F and a low of 52°F. Probable rainfall forecasted, having a 71% chance with an estimated 0.1in. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 17mph. Expect high humidity with levels above 80% to 82%.

Temperature	Humidity	Rainfall	Snow	Wind
Hi 69° \| Lo 52°	82%	71% \| est. 0.1in	0%	16.6 mph

Sunny

Sunny with a high of 64°F and a low of 51°F. 8% possible chance of rain predicted with an estimated 0in. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 11mph. The humidity will be on the higher side, reaching around 68%.

Temperature	Humidity	Rainfall	Snow	Wind
Hi 64° \| Lo 51°	68%	8% \| est. 0in	0%	10.3 mph

Overcast

Overcast with a high of 64°F and a low of 47°F. 38% possible chance of rain predicted with an estimated 0.02in. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 13mph. The humidity will be on the higher side, reaching around 64%.

Temperature	Humidity	Rainfall	Snow	Wind
Hi 64° \| Lo 47°	64%	38% \| est. 0.02in	0%	12.1 mph

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Hourly Temperature

The current temperature today is 42^°F. The morning temperature of 42°^F is lowest at 8am with the daytime high of 52°^F at 11pm and a low around 43°^F at 11am is expected.

Hourly Barometric Pressure

The highest pressure today is 30.43^inHg at 4am and lowest being 30.12^inHg at 11pm.

Hourly Wind Speeds

The fastest wind is reported to be 14.5^mph at 8pm, while the slowest is 10.1^mph around 2pm; expect wind gusts peaking 35.1^mph at 11pm.

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Rain and Snow Impact from Southern High Plains to Southeast Florida 10-26 to 10-28

Updated Sun Oct 25th 2026, 1:36pm PDT

Get ready for a mixed bag of weather! We have rain, storms, and even snow coming to various parts of the U.S. over the next couple of days. Southern High Plains will see heavy rain tonight, easing by Monday. Florida's east coast is in for more rain through tonight, with a slight decrease by Monday. And don't forget the snow for the northern Rockies and northern High Plains on Monday and Tuesday as cold air moves in.

Southern High Plains and Central U.S.

Tonight, expect heavy rain and thunderstorms in the southern High Plains, particularly south of a stationary front. A low-pressure area will develop over the central High Plains overnight and bring rain to the northern Plains through Monday, with rainfall ranging from 1 to 2 inches. As cold air moves in, rain may turn to wet snow in higher elevations and areas like western South Dakota by Monday.

Florida

The east coast of Florida will continue to experience heavy rain due to Atlantic moisture being fed by easterly winds. The risk of excessive rainfall remains high through tonight and will decrease slightly by Monday and Tuesday.

Pacific Northwest and Western U.S.

A low-pressure system is moving into the Pacific Northwest, bringing rain tonight and reaching into Oregon and Idaho by Monday. High-elevation snow will hit the northern Rockies by Monday night, easing by Tuesday as the system moves into the northern High Plains.

Temperature Outlook

Cooler temperatures will persist in the East Coast and Gulf Coast through tonight, but expect a warm-up starting Monday. Meanwhile, the central and southern Plains will enjoy above-normal temperatures, with highs in the 70s and 80s. Colder temperatures will spread across the Pacific Northwest and into the northern Rockies following the low-pressure system.