WEATHER ROUNDUP: Saturday Afternoon brought a major cool-down after temperatures on Friday and Saturday reached the 70 and 60 degree mark in South Central through Southwestern Iowa. Sunday’s high temperatures were in the upper 30’s to lower 40’s, nearly 30 degrees lower than Friday and Saturday. Mostly to Partly cloudy skies prevailed throughout the day before clearing out earlier tonight.

SHORT TERM: Sunday will primarily bring Partly Cloudy skies with high’s being slightly colder than today, reaching the upper 20’s to mid 30’s. This will all change Sunday night where snow will be seen north with a mix farther south. This combined with 20-25 mph winds will create blowing snow, leading to hazardous weather conditions across the state. Accumulations will be fairly light, remaining in the 1-3″ range, with the highest totals being seen across Northeastern Iowa.

Have a good Sunday!