Iowa Snowstorm: Winter Weather Alert for Late Thursday into Friday
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Des Moines, IA – A winter storm moving through Iowa late Thursday into Friday could bring accumulating snowfall to parts of the state.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Des Moines, the system will first bring rain before transitioning to snow. The highest snowfall potential is in southern and southeastern Iowa, where heavy snow could impact travel.
Forecasters expect temperatures to remain mild ahead of the storm, with highs near 50°F on Thursday. By Friday, rain will mix with snow as temperatures drop into the 20s and 30s. The NWS warns of possible hazardous road conditions, especially overnight into Friday morning.
Officials urge residents to monitor weather updates and prepare for possible travel delays. The stormâ€s exact snowfall totals remain uncertain, but areas with the most precipitation could see significant accumulation.
Drivers should plan for slick roads and reduced visibility during peak snowfall periods. Winter weather advisories may be issued as the system develops.
Stay updated with the latest forecasts and travel alerts as this winter storm approaches.
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