Sub-zero wind chills as a winter storm passes to our south
After a cold day with increasing clouds, we will see air temperatures tonight fall into the single digits in our northern zones and low to mid teens farther south. Wind chills will fall close to or below zero all across eastern Iowa, however, so be sure to bundle up if you’re running errands or spending time outside. Skies remain mostly cloudy.
Some areas of the state have seen more than 4 inches of snowfall after a fast-moving storm hit the area producing snow ...
The first snowfall of the year in Iowa left a mark. Many experienced an alarm going off on their cell phones with a snow ...
A midday snowstorm is rolling into eastern Iowa on Thursday, with the potential for several inches of accumulation throughout ...
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The National Weather Service in Des Moines has cautioned commuters to plan for slippery conditions on Thursday as a brief ...
Here's how much snow fell across Iowa. Des Moines received a bit less than an inch of snow at the airport as of 6 a.m. In ...
A storm will bring heavy snow, particularly to southern Nebraska and southwest Iowa, with sharp variations in snowfall totals ...
The Local 5 Weather Team issued a Weather Impact Alert Thursday morning as heavy snowfall continues to impact the morning commute.
It was wet and slushy, but the snow did stick (at least temporarily) in parts of Iowa Monday night. As expected, western and southwest parts of the state had the most white on the ground. Here are ...
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