Metro is a battle ground tonight. I'm going 3-7" but fully expect big differences from south to north.
Overall band of 5-9" running from Audubon to Waterloo. Wouldn't be surprised for some running 10"+ either.
Wind kicks up to 35 closer to midnight. Visibility issue there. But sticky...
You'll start to see everyone come in line with a southern shift. May continue south a bit but I don't think it goes back north much, if at all. Not much support for that at all. Thanks for the share @wxman1
*Searches the archives for my thread*
Whew. Didn't find anything on me!
Excited to work with Emily. Nice to have a newsie veteran onboard with the team.
Wind will still be strong tonight, but the state of the snow pack just doesn't appear to be significant for a visibility drop. Will some of it blow around in north Iowa? I think it has the possibility to. Still looks like 50-60 mph from 1-6AM especially.
Surprise! Ground blizzard possible Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.
Should see some melting Tuesday afternoon to form a crust on top of snow. But if these gusts materialize it will be ripped off. Plenty of snow on the ground north of I80 to create quite an issue. Strongest winds from...
Oh that's a tough one. May come down to how adventurous you are. Up is fine, down is the wildcard. Definitely not into the worst of it yet, but it won't be perfect either. So much of that question comes down to driver ability.
If this was Saturday... absolutely not.
Iowa State vs Oklahoma State is missing out on the ultimate "Sickos" game. Had the game been in Ames, the game would be played amidst heavy snow throughout the duration.
Instead, it's a cloudy Stillwater with temps in the 50s and a stout breeze.
There's been a little bit of an uptick in tonight's intensity since about 8:30 or so. But clouds are really starting to become our enemy now.
As others have mentioned, it's not near as intense tonight either. Could still flare.