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More snow, bitter cold coming for Iowa. How much, where and how to prepare
Brace yourself, Iowans. Snow and bitterly cold temperatures are returning for the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
Iowa snowfall totals and what you need to know about snow squalls
The first snowfall of the year in Iowa left a mark. Many experienced an alarm going off on their cell phones with a snow squall warning early Thursday morning. This is issued by the National Weather Service.
Snow squall warning issued in central Iowa Thursday morning
The Local 5 Weather Team issued a Weather Impact Alert Thursday morning as heavy snowfall continues to impact the morning commute.
How much snow did we get? See the latest Iowa snowfall totals after morning snow squall.
Some areas of the state have seen more than 4 inches of snowfall after a fast-moving storm hit the area producing snow squalls near Des Moines.
Iowa snowfall totals: How much snow has fallen Thursday
A band of snow continues to move across central Iowa Thursday morning. Here's a look at snow totals in as of 8:30 a.m. This list will be updated through the day: Remember that not all reports are received at the same time, so more snow could have accumulated since some of these measurements.
Snowstorm expected to dump 2 to 3 inches on Iowa City. What to know:
A midday snowstorm is rolling into eastern Iowa on Thursday, with the potential for several inches of accumulation throughout the day. The National Weather Service is forecasting snowfall throughout the late morning and early afternoon in Linn and Johnson County.
How much snow did we get? Iowa snowfall totals top 2 inches
Much of Iowa got "slushy" snow, as the National Weather Service called it, Monday night into Tuesday morning. The snowfall caused some roads to become slick and partially covered overnight, according to a post from NWS.
Iowa weather: Potential for snow in southern Iowa this weekend
The cold has continue to push into Iowa with many of us seeing temperatures struggling to make it out of the teens. Our cold will continue to deepen this weekend with highs only topping out in the mid to upper teens,
Here's how much snow fell in central Iowa on Thursday
Snow moved into central Iowa Thursday morning, causing slick roads and near whiteout conditions. The National Weather Service issued a snow squall warning that ended at 9:30 a.m. Snow squalls are generally characterized by both heavy snow and strong winds occurring within a short time frame.
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