Winter storm

Central Iowa could see a wintry mix and heavy to moderate snow Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning.

A parallel winter storm advisory extended from Glenwood to Des Moines, Marshalltown and Waterloo ― an area the weather service said could see a shifting forecast as the storm draws nearer. Precipitation may begin as a wintry mix or even rain in some parts of central Iowa, mainly south of Interstate 80, the weather service said. The agency said communities from Ames northward could get 5-9 inches, with 1-2 inches an hour cascading Wednesday afternoon and evening.

A Colorado low with ample moisture will bring widespread snowfall to the area late Wednesday. ... EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - A system over the western United ...

This means the snow will still lean more wet than dry, but is likely to be less heavy than the large winter storms we had back in December. The best chances to see 6″ or even a bit more currently look to be across southern areas, but again there may be some changes as we get closer to this event. That is about to change though, as the first “all-snow” event of the year takes shape in the Plains and heads our way.

A winter storm will move through midweek, bringing mainly snow through the Badger State. Let's breakdown everything you need to know.

These alerts allow you to get advanced notice of various weather conditions in and around your location. This winter storm will slowly clear out of the state through the rest of the day on Thursday. Meanwhile, the rest of the state will still mainly see snow.

We're quiet Tuesday ahead of a winter storm arriving midweek with accumulating snow and pockets of freezing rain.

There will be a sharp cutoff southeast of the Omaha metro between cities with very little snow and areas that will need to get out the snow shovels. Great for use at the office, at home, and while traveling. Travel impacts will likely be greatest for the Wednesday evening and Thursday morning commutes. Snow totals will be smallest, from a dusting to two inches around northwest Missouri. The bulk of the snow will be over before the Thursday morning commute gets underway, but travel impacts will continue. Areas along and south of I-80 likely start with some wintry mix of rain, a few pockets of freezing rain, and snow.

Today's Forecast: A High Impact Winter Storm will hit Colorado today and leave Wednesday afternoon. Winter Weather Advisory and Warning. KOAA Weather.

Mostly cloudy and breezy with scattered rain showers in the afternoon. We'll see scattered afternoon rain and snow showers in the afternoon with accumulating snow generally after 6 pm tonight. We'll be dry and warm ahead of any moisture in the early afternoon. Downtown could see 1 to 3 inches, Briargate 2 to 5, Manitou 2 to 4, Falcon 2 to 5, and the airport 1 to 3 inches. We will see a warm front push scattered rain and snow showers across the plains and up into the Pikes Peak Region late this afternoon. Sharp snow cut-offs are expected across the Pikes Peak Region with very little if any accumulation across the Highway 50 corridor tonight and tomorrow.

Update: At about 3 p.m. Tuesday, the National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for Minnehaha and Lincoln counties. The warning will be in ...

Cloudy, with a high near 26. - Thursday: A slight chance of snow before noon. Northeast wind 5 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 23. New snow accumulation of around 3 inches. North northeast wind around 15 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. "The majority of the snowfall is going to be to our south. One of the concerns with the newest system is visibility, Rogers said. Snowfall is expected across the entirety of the city, the question is, 'How much?'" "So, locally here in Sioux Falls, the morning commute should not really be an issue, but by the evening commute time, that could be much more impacted." The warning will be in effect from noon Wednesday to 6 a.m. Tuesday, the National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for Minnehaha and Lincoln counties.

The Nebraska State Patrol and Nebraska Department of Transportation urge Nebraskans to be ready for significant travel impacts from the upcoming winter ...

“This means checking the 511 app before leaving home or work and if you don’t have to travel, consider adjusting your plans to accommodate that. The Nebraska State Patrol and Nebraska Department of Transportation urge Nebraskans to be ready for significant travel impacts from the upcoming winter storm. Any motorists who become stranded or need assistance can call *55 or 800-525-5555 to reach the NSP Highway Helpline and speak directly with an NSP Dispatcher.

The storm system will move in Wednesday night across parts of Michigan. Snowfall could ramp up to one inch per hour in some areas.

The storm system is expected to sweep into Michigan late Wednesday and last through Thursday. The National Weather Service issued the storm watch Tuesday. The watch’s southern edge cuts through Manistee, Cadillac and Tawas City.

**Winter Storm Warning for all of Siouxland from Wednesday morning through Thursday morning**. SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Today was the calm before the storm as we ...

All of Siouxland is in a Winter Storm Warning for this upcoming system beginning Wednesday morning and running through Thursday morning. Winter storm moves in Wednesday with a Winter Storm Warning for all of Siouxland Our storm system we’ve been talking about will be getting closer during the nighttime hours with a bit of light snow beginning to fall in far western Siouxland toward very early Wednesday morning with lows in the low 20s.