Northwest Iowa — Oh the weather outside is frightful, and it’s not forecast to get much more delightful anytime soon.
After a bout with frigid windchills of 20 below, it’s going to get snowy, windy, and even colder, according to the National Weather Service. Meteorologist Matthew Meyers at the Sioux Falls office tells us what to expect.
He says the first part of the storm will see typical winds for northwest Iowa, but they’re going to get stronger.
And, of course, with strong winds, come bone-chilling windchills.
Meyers says the windchills will be nothing to scoff at or take lightly. He says they will be life-threatening.
He tells us it’s still early, so this system could change or move, so the exact amounts and timing could change. Stay tuned to KIWA Radio and kiwaradio.com for the latest weather information, including the inevitable postponements and cancellations.
