Iowa Weather Network Archives from 2008 to 2017
SLOWLY WARMING: It will be another cold day across the state today with readings mainly in the teens and lower 20s. There will be plenty of sunshine around both today and on New Year’s Day across the state. Friday will be virtually the same as today and Thursday with partly to mostly sunny skies with …
THE COLD SHOT: It will be cold for the next few days across the state with readings well below seasonal levels for the end of December. Highs today will be in the single digits and lower to middle teens across the state. There will be plenty of sunshine around both today and tomorrow. Highs on …
Another classic Iowa blast of winter cold will settle into the area with temperatures overnight anyway from -11 in Rock Rapids to 14 in Burlington. Winds will contribute to the bitterness of it all with light 5 to 15 MPH winds expected to send wind indices into the -2o to -30 degree range …
CHILL OUT: An arctic front will move through the state today. It may bring some light snow or flurries to mainly the western half of the state. Any accumulations will be light, mainly under an inch. Skies will be mostly cloudy for most of the state with some clearing possible late in the northern counties …
HERE COMES THE COLD: A sunny and rather seasonal day across the state with readings in the 20s and 30s. There will be increasing clouds by late in the day and into tonight ahead of a cold front that will drop into the state Monday. This will bring some light snow or flurries to the …
Last Updated: 1:12PM 12/27 St. Ansgar 4.6″ (6:30am COOP) Alton 4″ (6:42am COCORAHS) Clear Lake 4″ (8:00am Public) Mason City 4″ (7:00am COOP) Ringsted 4″ (8:00am COOP) Grafton 3.8″ (9:00am Public) Carpenter 3″ (9:55pm COOP) Doon 3″ (9:07am Public) Manly 3″ (9:30am Public) Spencer 2.7″ (9:32am Public) Britt 2.5″ (8:00am COOP) Cleghorn 2.4″ (7:59am COOP) Sheldon …
Road conditions have deteriorated across north central Iowa with many roads either mostly covered or completely covered. Northwestern Iowa hasn’t gotten too bad with nearly all roads reported as only partially covered. The central diagonal one-third of the state is mostly wet with the exception of some roads southwest of Waterloo which have been reported …
TYPICAL WEEKEND: It will be a typical late December weekend across the state with readings mainly in the 20s and 30s. A storm system will be departing the state to the east taking the rain and snow with it. Any accumulations will be over the northern counties of the state but a few flakes could …
A nice band of snow which setup across north central Iowa this evening has bumped up the snow accumulations for this area to the two to four inch range. Roads have already been reported as completely covered with additional snow on the way later tonight and into tomorrow. For this reason, the National Weather Service in …
Snow has developed across the region this afternoon and will continue to do so into this evening and overnight. This snow will be moderate to potentially heavy at times, primarily between midnight and 5 AM or so. Freezing drizzle will be possible early this evening, however as temperatures cool, precipitation should transition to all snow overnight. Winds will …