It’s been a cool day, with wind and sunshine. Tuesday looks quiet for the daytime hours, and then our next system will bring in showers and thunderstorms overnight Tuesday into Wednesday a.m.Interactive Radar | Weather AlertsIt’s likely we will be capped for much of the day on Wednesday once the storms depart in the morning.A break in the action is likely in the midday hours and then storms will re-develop in the evening and overnight.Threats on Wednesday (both overnight Tuesday and Wednesday evening) will run the risk of large hail, wind damage, and localized flooding issues with heavy downpours. Temperatures warm over the next 3 days before cooler air rolls in by the weekend. For now, weekend is looking dry and below average. Winds will stay breezy for much of this week.WATCH: How is a watch or warning decided? Weather Outlook:Quiet TuesdayStorms late Tuesday nightIt will stay stormy through Wednesday nightIowa weather forecast:Monday Night: Clear. Low 34F. Winds NNE at 5 to 10 mph.Tuesday: Mostly sunny. More clouds by evening. High near 65F. Winds ESE at 15 mph. Gusts up to 25 mph.Tuesday Night: Increasing clouds with showers and scattered thunderstorms overnight. One or two storms could produce hail. Low around 53F. NE winds shifting to ESE at 15 mph.Wednesday: Chance of storms early in the morning, then again toward evening. Some storms could produce hail and/or strong winds. Partly sunny. High 74F. Winds SSE at 15-20 mph.