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Wind gusts over 50 mph will pick up snow on the ground from our back-to-back weekend storms, causing whiteout conditions and drifting overnight.
Ground blizzards are a product of fresh/loose snowpack and very strong winds. They are especially impactful throughout rural areas and open land in central Iowa.
Two winter systems are coming together across the northern U.S. this week, bringing the potential for heavy snow and strong winds across the Great Lakes and Upper Midwest.
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Iowa faces whiteout risk tonight as strong winds hit overnight Tuesday; more snow likely this week
Strong overnight winds could create ground blizzard conditions in parts of Iowa, with more snow expected Thursday and a potentially significant weekend storm on the way.
1 p.m. Friday: A snow alert has been issued for the city of Sioux Falls. The snow alert stated snow plow operations will be adaptable between emergency and residential routes due to sustained winds. All streets in Zone 3 are expected to be plowed Friday ...
Temps are running closer to average through the first 18 days of the month. Precipitation is nearly 0.60" above average and snowfall is above average by a few inches as well. The next several days will be MUCH colder, so temps will likely trend below ...
Another major winter system in headed for the plains this week. We expect a number of headlines with this storm as listed below. First, a small system is moving through Kansas and Iowa today. Be alert to some slick travel to our south. This system will be ...
A blizzard warning is in effect for parts of southwest Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia through early Thursday. Snowfall could reach 6 to 8 inches in the highest elevations, with 3 to 6 inches expected in other advisory areas. Strong winds gusting up to 60 mph will combine with snow to create hazardous travel and reduced visibility.
Despite snowfall not being in our immediate forecast, blizzard conditions can be expected throughout Minnesota. As of Thursday night, many highways in southwest Minnesota were closed because of blowing snow leading to low visibility. The snow that did fall ...
Here is your InForum Minute for Friday, Dec. 23. A ground blizzard Wednesday, Feb. 12 has dramatically reduced visibility in open areas around Fargo, eastern North Dakota and western Minnesota. (WDAY) FARGO — Weather conditions will deteriorate starting ...
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