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A winter storm warning has expired in Iowa, leaving behind nearly 10 inches of snow. The storm brought snowfall across Iowa on Saturday, Dec. 6 and ended with some sleet and freezing rain in the Des Moines metro. In the lead-up to the 2020 election, all eyes are on Iowa. Get updates of all things Iowa politics delivered to your inbox.
Another Saturday, another round of snow moving through eastern Iowa. Snow has been persistent, especially near and south of Highway 30.
A winter storm warning is in effect for parts of Iowa and will bring widespread snow. See how much snow we'll get and the latest updates.
Eyes turn toward a weekend system that will not only bring us our next chance for snow, but will be followed by a return of frigid cold. Snow starts to fall in western portions of the state very early in the morning (3-4 am), with snow entering the metro around 5-6 am.
Winter weather is here in Iowa, and cold, snowy mornings are officially a regular part of the season. Use this tool to see how much near you.
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Travel not advised in parts of eastern Iowa
TAMA, Iowa (KCRG) - The Iowa Department of Transportation has placed a “travel not advised” alert for Tama County and its surrounding major roadways. Other roads around the area have been considered completely covered. Saturday morning has brought heavy snowfall paired with chilling temperatures with wind chills below 0 degrees.
Cold conditions are going to return along with more snow chances heading into the weekend. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for northern and eastern Iowa including Ames and Des Moines until midnight.
Cold, Arctic air has already made its move through Minnesota and Iowa and will continue to hold court over the upper Midwest (and much of the eastern half of the country) through the weekend.A COLD WEATHER ADVISORY is in effect from 12 AM Saturday morning until 10 AM Sunday morning for all of southern Minnesota
A 9-year-old boy in Iowa cleared snow off a fire hydrant in his neighborhood, which allowed fire fighters to use the hydrant as quickly as possible during a fire emergency the following day.