Summary
A winter storm is expected to hit parts of Iowa this weekend, affecting over a million people. The National Weather Service has issued warnings and advised travelers to be cautious due to expected heavy snowfall and slick conditions.
Key Facts
- A winter storm warning has been issued for central Iowa by the National Weather Service.
- The storm is expected to start Saturday night and bring heavy snow.
- Some areas could see snowfall rates of up to 0.75 inches per hour.
- Cities such as Fort Dodge, Algona, and Estherville could experience up to 8 inches of snow.
- The heaviest snow is expected between 6 p.m. and midnight on Saturday.
- The storm has prompted advisories for up to 4 inches of snow across numerous Iowa cities.
- Other U.S. regions, including parts of the Pacific Northwest and mid-Atlantic states, are also experiencing winter weather advisories.
