Sheldon, Iowa — The nice relatively nice weather we’ve been having is forecast to take a turn for the worse in the next couple of days. In fact, that four-letter word we talk about this time of year is even possible.
Meteorologist Andrew Kalin at the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls says beginning early Friday morning, some snow could creep into our area.
He says any accumulation will probably be light.
But he says we could see up to an inch on Friday and in the northern tier of counties we could see a half an inch to an inch on Friday night.
Kalin says the winds could make it interesting as well. He says they’re forecast to pick up this Thursday into this Friday too.
A wind advisory does remain in effect for the western counties in our coverage area — Lyon and Sioux counties — until 10 p.m. this Thursday evening.
He says they don’t know yet if they’ll have to issue any further advisories. He says they’re waiting until they know more. He says the snow is likely to be wet, so that will play a factor in how much blowing snow there is. According to Kalin, any snow that we do get won’t last long.
Remember to stay tuned to KIWA and kiwaradio.com for future weather developments.
