Northwest Iowa — A quick moving winter system will move through the area today, bringing moderate to heavy snow totals to portions of the area.
The highest accumulations are expected across east central South Dakota in to southwestern Minnesota, where a band of snow is likely to form. However, there could still be a shift in the location of this band, so amounts may still change!
Precipitation later today will begin as rain for some, transitioning to snow this evening and overnight. Some mix or freezing rain is possible, with little to no ice accumulation expected. Snowfall amounts will vary across the area with moderate to heavy snowfall for portions of the region. However, uncertainty remains in the exact location of this narrow, heavier snow band.
Quick moving system works through the region today through Sunday, bringing rain and snow. Amounts will be moderate to heavy, with the greatest accumulations along a snow band that is most likely to impact east central SD and southwestern MN. Snow will taper off by Sunday morning. Clouds will decrease Sunday as well. Otherwise, dry conditions are expected, with plenty of sunshine and a warming trend.
