In Jasper County, Lynnville-Sully, Newton and PCM (Monroe) were all delayed two hours. Most of the state's roadways were at least partially covered by snow or ice Friday morning, according to the Iowa Department of Transportation, which led some central Iowa school districts to delay classes. Snow totals: Here's a look at the latest snowfall reports across Iowa Updated: 4:03 PM CST Sorry, this video is not available, please check back later. Few central Iowa schools delay classes Friday
The weather service says weekend highs will be 41 Saturday and 44 Sunday, followed by 56 degrees Monday.īefore Thursday's storm, Des Moines had gotten 20.5 inches of snow this winter, 8.7 inches below normal and less than half of the more than 50 inches measured by late February last winter. 20, and nearly matching the daily record - temperatures are forecast to rise dramatically after one more chilly day Friday, when the high will be 23 degrees. Just as the snow and frigid air followed a Sunday high of 63 degrees - 37 degrees above the average for Feb. The snow and cold that followed last weekend's unseasonably warm weekend is about to give way to another (comparatively) warm weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
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How to keep safe while driving on slick Iowa roads Please acknowledge the NWS as the source of any news information accessed from this site.Here are the largest single-day snowstorms in Des Moines historyġ0 great spots for sledding in the Des Moines area CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Snowfall totals in eastern Iowa generally fell in the 2 to 5 inch range that we predicted ahead of the winter storm’s arrival. Media use of NWS Web News Stories is encouraged! RANGE OF MEASUREMENTS WITH AN AVERAGE AROUNDĠ433 PM HEAVY SNOW COLCHESTER 40.43N 90.79WĠ431 PM HEAVY SNOW INDUSTRY 40.33N 90.61WĠ412 PM SNOW 1 NE FORT MADISON 40.63N 91.34WĠ400 PM SNOW 1 ENE BURLINGTON REGION 40.79N 91.11WĠ345 PM SNOW 1 SE PRINCETON 41.37N 89.45WĠ159 PM SNOW 3 ENE CHARLIE HEATH MEM 40.59N 91.84WĠ145 PM SNOW 3 NNW BLUFF PARK 40.58N 91.43W NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE QUAD CITIES IA IL Below are some snow totals from around the state: Location Snow Fall Total (in.) Newton 5 Ames 4.8 Fort Dodge 4. The highest amount measured was around Newton. of fresh powdery snow in and around the Metro. Reported between Midnight and 9 AM,įebruary 17 1200am - February 18 1200am Storm Reports IOWA The heaviest snow fall has moved out of the state and it dropped around 3 in. Regional Snowfall Analysis (Midwest Regional Climate Center)įor eastern Iowa, northwest and west central Illinois,Īnd northeast Missouri. 0842 AM SNOW 2 W CEDAR RAPIDS 41.98N 91.71W M6.2 INCH LINN IA TRAINED SPOTTER. Overnight and early morning snow totals were generally between 3 and 6. 0700 AM SNOW 2 E IOWA CITY 41.66N 91.49W M6.5 INCH JOHNSON IA COCORAHS COCORAHS STATION IA-JH-34 IOWA CITY 2.3 E. Light snow will continue through the early afternoon, but most of central Iowa will see less than an inch with this band. Please see the Snowfall Amounts and Storm Reports sections for reported snow amounts in these locations. The highest snow totals between 8 and 12 inches were common roughly along a line. Note: Cedar Rapids, Iowa City and Burlington do not measure snow as part of their climate records. Official National Weather Service Observations Moline, IL Snow totals decreased to the north and west, where dry air aloft prevented much in the way of northward progression of snow. A few amounts of 7 to 8 inches were observed over far southern McDonough and Hancock counties in Illinois, where snow bands persisted longer. Iowa residents, brace yourselves for a winter storm that is expected to hit later this week The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for portions of northern Iowa, with the highest snowfall totals expected in the northern half of the state. Snow amounts of 3 to 6 inches were measured on the evening of Feb 17, and were most prevalent in far northeast Missouri and west central Illinois. Areas observed rain at first, but saw a transition over to snow by the morning of Feb 17. A winter storm brought a mix of precipitation to all of eastern Iowa, northwest Illinois and far northeast Missouri beginning on the evening of Feb 16, and ending on the late afternoon of Feb 17.
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