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05/11/2026

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04/24/2026

So cool!

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04/21/2026

Look at this accessible pool!
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04/13/2026

These daily checks are so important

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04/06/2026

These looked interesting!

04/06/2026

04/02/2026

Stay weather aware!

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ITS TIME TO PLAN AND PREPARE

From mid afternoon to the early evening the tornado threat specifically is fairly high along and northwest of a line from Burlington, IA to Princeton, Illinois. That's where we'll see some better spin potential since it will be closer to the area of low pressure. Keep in mind, somewhere within this Level 3 tornado threat is where a few tornadoes may pop up. The intensity could be as strong as an EF-2 with max winds spinning around 135 mph.

The uncertainty comes on how much of a break we can work in for the afternoon. If we remain cloudy and rainy for much of the afternoon, the coverage of severe weather is expected to decrease. If we see a bigger break from the rain and get some sunshine, coverage and intensity will increase. WQAD

03/25/2026

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🚨 Heads Up: Tornado Drill Wednesday at 10 AM 🚨

Don’t be alarmed if you hear tornado sirens or your weather radio goes off this Wednesday, March 25th at 10:00 AM.

The National Weather Service will be conducting a statewide tornado drill as part of Severe Weather Awareness Week in Iowa and Nebraska.

03/20/2026

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That “free Wi-Fi” at your favorite coffee shop? 👀 It might not actually be the coffee shop.

Criminals can set up fake networks that look almost identical to the real one — sometimes just one letter off — and wait for you to connect. Once you do, they can see what you’re doing… and even capture passwords as you type them.

Golden rule:
If you’re on public Wi-Fi, act like the whole world can see your screen.
🚫 No banking
🚫 No online shopping
🚫 No entering passwords or credit card info

Save that for a secure network you trust. And make sure your devices are NOT set to auto-connect to open networks.

If you absolutely have to use public Wi-Fi:

🔎 Double-check the network name. When in doubt, ask the business for the exact Wi-Fi name.
⚠️ Be cautious of pop-ups. Fake networks use fake “accept terms” screens to trick you into downloading malware.

Extra ways to protect yourself:

🔐 Use a VPN (it scrambles your data)
🔑 Use strong passwords + turn on 2-Factor Authentication
📱 Use your phone’s hotspot instead of public Wi-Fi
🔌 Bring your own charging cable and plug into a wall outlet — public USB ports can be risky

Bottom line: If it’s free and open to everyone, slow down and be cautious.

Public Wi-Fi is like having a conversation in a crowded room. Don’t share anything you wouldn’t want a stranger to hear.