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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR IOWA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DES MOINES IA
413 AM CST MON DEC 30 2024
TODAY:
YET ANOTHER NIGHT OF DENSE FOG OCCURRED, LEADING TO FREEZING FOG
WHERE TEMPERATURES WERE COLD ENOUGH. IF YOU'RE TRAVELING IN ESPECIALLY
NORTHERN IOWA THIS MORNING, BE MINDFUL OF SLICK SPOTS THAT HAVE
FORMED ON ROADS. OTHERWISE, GIVE YOURSELF EXTRA TIME TO TRAVERSE
THROUGH THE FOG. CLOUDS WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE IN HELP CLEAR OUT SOME
OF THE FOG.
RAIN ARRIVES FROM THE WEST THIS AFTERNOON AND TRANSITIONS TO SNOW AS
TEMPERATURES FALL. HIGHS WILL BE NEAR 40 DEGREES. EXPECT MOSTLY
SNOWFALL AFTER 6PM.
TONIGHT AND BEYOND:
THERE WILL PROBABLY BE SOME FOG AGAIN TONIGHT, BUT THE PUSH OF COLD
AIR FROM THE DEPARTING SYSTEM WILL CHEW MOST OF THIS UP BY SUNRISE
TUESDAY. LEFT BEHIND WILL BE A BLANKET OF FRESH SNOW TOTALING UP TO
AN INCH, GENERALLY, ESPECIALLY IN THE WEST. HIGHS FROM THIS POINT
FORWARD WILL FEEL TYPICAL FOR JANUARY AND REMAIN IN THE 20S. MORE
SNOWFALL RETURNS THURSDAY AND THEN AGAIN OVER THE WEEKEND. CONTINUE TO
MONITOR THE FORECAST FOR MORE DETAILS ON THESE NEXT WINTRY SYSTEMS.
THE WEATHER SUMMARY FOR IOWA PRODUCT (RWS) WILL BE DISCONTINUED ON
DECEMBER 31ST, 2024. A RESOURCE DOCUMENT HAS BEEN CREATED TO AID
USERS IN THIS TRANSITION AND IS AVAILABLE AT:
HTTPS://WWW.WEATHER.GOV/MEDIA/DMX/RWSRESOURCES.PDF
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