Des Moines, IA – A winter storm is set to impact Iowa on Saturday, bringing snow, freezing rain, and icy road conditions. The system will primarily affect northern Iowa with accumulating snow, while central and southern Iowa, including Des Moines, could see a wintry mix with freezing drizzle.
According to the National Weather Service in Des Moines, snow will begin early Saturday morning, with the highest accumulation expected along the Iowa-Minnesota border. The I-80 corridor will see icy conditions, increasing the risk of travel disruptions. Temperatures will range from the mid-30s during the day to the low teens by night.
Drivers should prepare for hazardous roads, especially in areas experiencing freezing rain. Winds could gust up to 18 mph, reducing visibility in northern Iowa.
Looking ahead, colder but dry weather will return Sunday, with mostly cloudy skies and highs in the upper 20s. Another chance of snow arrives Monday night into Tuesday.
Travelers should monitor weather updates and allow extra time for their commutes, especially along I-80 and in northern Iowa. Stay tuned for further forecasts and road condition updates.
