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.

A Snow Squall Warning was issued this morning for parts of western and central Iowa, due to visibility being greatly reduced by heavy snow. The Iowa DOT says many roads across Iowa’s western half are completely snow-covered and National Weather Service meteorologist Brooke Hagenhoff says the storm system is headed east,

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.

Plan on snowy and slick conditions across central Iowa on Thursday, with snow accumulations between 2-4 inches expected.