Northeast Iowa was under a winter storm watch.
A parallel winter storm advisory extended from Glenwood to Des Moines, Marshalltown and Waterloo ― an area the weather service said could see a shifting forecast as the storm draws nearer. It issued a winter storm warning along and north of a diagonal stretching from and generally north of Council Bluffs to Ames to Waverly. SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - After a large complex of severe storms rolled through Siouxland Wednesday morning. Wednesday's high in Des Moines is expected to be 34 degrees, with a low Thursday morning of 28, though windchill will make it feel like 5 degrees Thursday night, the weather service said. KTIV Storm Team 4 Weather Sioux City, IA. Though winds may gust up to 28 mph, the snow apparently will be wetter and less likely to cause the sort of whiteouts that accompanied the pre-Christmas blizzard, resulting in dozens of wrecks and forcing the closure for several hours of Interstate 35 from Ames to Clear Lake. Wednesday and early Thursday, 2-4 inches of snow, along with a bit of ice, could blanket the Des Moines metro, the National Weather Service. Meanwhile, it said, eastern Iowa appears likely to escape with less than half an inch of snow and sleet. Select the time range for the snowfall reports: Search for a location on map: Create a Hide Legend. The agency said communities from Ames northward could get 3-6 inches, with 1-2 inches an hour cascading Wednesday afternoon and evening. Wednesday and early Thursday, 2-4 inches of snow, along with a bit of ice, could blanket the Des Moines metro, the National Weather Service forecasts. DES MOINES, Iowa The snow has ended, and central and southern Iowa are now blanketed in snow from Thursday afternoon, and roads across the region are still mostly covered with snow and ice. You didn't think we were done with snow, did you? Very cold air moves in behind that system, dropping highs to the teens Tuesday and into the single digits for the rest of the week.Watch Video: Potent storm to spread large swath of snow A minor weather system could impact central Iowa Monday, introducing the potential for some light flurries. Here’s a look at snow reports across eastern Iowa & northwestern Illinois as of 2 PM Saturday. Skies stay fairly cloudy Saturday, but some clearing is possible by Sunday. Weather conditions quiet down for the weekend. Far northern Iowa could pick up an additional inch or two of snow. Here are some snow totals as of 7AM Friday:Īdditional flurries are possible through the day Friday, but snow will not be as intense or long-lasting as it was Thursday. In the northwestern corner of Iowa, travel is not advised and some roads are. Today: Cloudy skies this morning will become partly cloudy this afternoon. NCEI just released the June data and the featured chart compares their Iowa statewide precipitation average against what the IEM computes. The city measured 5.3 of dry, fluffy snow, which breaks the 5.1 record from 1975. US-59 in western Iowa is completely covered in snow. IOWA Thursday’s snowfall broke a record in Des Moines. Saturday has a high of just 7 degrees in. As the snow band moved through Thursday afternoon, it intensified somewhat, leaving central Iowa with slightly higher totals than surrounding areas. Most of the roads in northern Iowa are partially covered. A winter weather advisory is issued for central Iowa, including Story County, while a wind chill advisory is issued for the northern part of the state. The highest snow totals were reported in northern and northwestern Iowa, where a Winter Storm Warning was in effect. The I-35 corridor picked up about 1-3,” with some locally higher amounts. DES MOINES, Iowa Heavy, wet snow fell across much of Iowa Wednesday night through Thursday morning, bringing the most significant accumulation since a blizzard affected the region just before Christmas 2022. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated.ĭES MOINES, Iowa - Parts of central Iowa picked up several inches of snow Thursday afternoon, causing some slick conditions and blowing snow Thursday evening into Friday morning.
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Here are the top twenty highest daily snowfalls in April and May in the area: 10.3 inches on April 9, 1973.
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