More snow on the way after Iowa has first big winter storm of the season
WATERLOO — The biggest winter storm of the season hit Iowa on Wednesday, albeit a bit later than normal. "Usually we would see it much earlier in the season, by December or January at least," said Danny Cassidy, KWWL meteorologist.
Here's how much snow fell during Wednesday's winter storm in central Iowa
Iowa saw its first significant snowfall of the season on Wednesday, measuring as much as 10.8" in some areas. Local 5 preemptively issued a Weather Impact Alert for Wednesday while the National Weather Service of Des Moines also issued a Winter Storm Warning.
More snow is on the way after Iowa was hit by a winter storm that brought up to 11 inches of accumulation in some areas of ...
Rich Kinney, a warning coordination meteorologist with the National Weather Service Quad Cities, said the service considered ...
There's yet another winter storm brewing. This one, centered on the weekend, will dump accumulating snow in at least 20 ...
The Iowa State Patrol responded to 233 calls for service between 12:00 a.m. and noon Wednesday as the falling snow caused ...
In a 1 p.m. update, the National Weather Service predicted the Cedar Rapids, Maquoketa and Dubuque areas would receive an ...
Across Iowa, DOT crews have treated roads and will be working to remove snow on the 24,000 miles of roads the department is ...
More winter weather is expected this weekend in the Capital Region, with areas further north seeing seven inches or more of snow, meteorologists say. Snow is expected to move in between 3 and 5 p.m.
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