Month: January 2011

Gardening, Uncategorized

Increasing chance for snow Sunday into Monday, then cooler and Drier for Tuesday Updated X2

Regional Weather View A new couple of fairly complex storm systems has it’s sights set on the Upper Midwest for early to middle this week, The 1st one it could bring significant snowfall accumulations to South Dakota, Southern Minnesota, Northern Iowa and a part of Southern Wisconsin. The 1st system will merge with a second …

Winter Weather

Watches and Advisories in N Iowa

The National Weather Service in Sioux Falls has issued a Winter Weather Advisory effective from 6pm Monday evening until 6pm Tuesday evening for the following counties, Lyon, Osceola, Dickinson, Sioux, O’Brien, Clay, Plymouth, Cherokee, Buena Vista, Woodbury and Ida. Snowfall accumulations of 5-7 inches will be possible with snow beginning on Sunday night and lasting …

All of Iowa, Winter Weather

Morning AFD from NWS Des Moines

From the NWS Des Moines’ Area Forecast Discussion on the possible snow event beginning Monday and lasting through Wednesday of next week. MODELS BEGINNING TO COME CLOSER IN THEIR SOLUTIONS AND WOULD PUT THE SOUTHEAST HALF OR SO OF IOWA UNDER THE GUN FOR TUESDAY INTO EARLY WEDNESDAY WITH MODERATE TO HEAVY SNOW ACCUMULATIONS. IN …

Winter Weather

Freezing Drizzle Across NE Iowa

Some light freezing drizzle is possible over the northeastern counties of the state this evening which could cause some issues on the roads especially on bridges and overpasses. Because of that, the National Weather Service in La Crosse has issued a Winter Weather Advisory effective until Midnight tonight for Allamakee, Clayton, Fayette and Winneshiek counties. …

Gardening, Uncategorized

Mild with snow Friday/Saturday Minor accumulations but as much as 2-4″ North. Then colder with and cloudy and flurries possible Sunday.

Regional Weather View. A partly complex weather system will move into the Upper Midwest for Friday bringing with snow chances once again for Far eastern Minnesota and most of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. Significant accumulations of at least 6 inches are possible in Northern Wisconsin and Northeastern Minnesota. This weather system will bring up some …