Snow continues to fall across the state. A Winter Storm warning is in effect through the afternoon and evening hours across the northern and eastern counties for heavier snow totals that have already exceeded 6-8″ in some locations. Travel has been impacted with this snow. Roads are mostly or completely covered across the northeastern 3/4ths …

Snow continues falling across most of the state early this morning. A few reports have upwards of 3 inches on the ground in a few locations, with more yet to come. Road conditions this morning have deteriorated overnight, with many roads across the state reporting either partly or mostly covered roads. The snow will continue …

This storm that is starting to effect the state today will likely give a white christmas to everyone in the state of Iowa this year. Looking at the snowpack map above, it shows that some places in southern Iowa have no snow on the ground (or only in sheltered areas such as ditches or shadowy …

As was noted last night, a winter weather advisory has now been issued from Midnight until 6pm Friday evening for the following counties, Cedar, Clinton, Des Moines, Dubuque, Henry, Iowa, Jackson, Jefferson, Johnson, Jones, Keokuk, Lee, Louisa, Muscatine, Scott, Van Buren, Washington, Adair, Adams, Appanoose, Audubon, Cass, Clarke, Dallas, Davis, Decatur, Guthrie, Jasper, Lucas, Madison, …

Models are beginning to come to some sort of an agreement on where the heaviest snow is going to fall. Right now from Sioux City through Des Moines down to Ottumwa looks to be the best chance to see snowfall totals approaching 6″. The northeastern quarter of the state may see little if any snow …

As the latest storm moves out of the state, we turn our attention to the next one that is expected to move into the area on Thursday into Christmas eve. It is too early to determine where the heaviest snow will be even 48 hours in advance. This is due to the wide ranging model …

The snowstorm is upon the state late this morning. Currently most of the the snow is falling north and east of a Muscatine to Dysart to Algona line, with another batch of light snow over NW Iowa. The snow will continue over these areas for the rest of the day into this evening. The Winter …

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory that goes into effect Monday morning and will last until Tuesday morning for the far northern and northeastern sections of the state. This will be where the heaviest snow will fall from this latest system to move through the state. The latest indications show that …